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1823. April 4
Constitut. Code
This pretending is as to public rule
to actual approp. aptitude
Next and lastly as to appropriate intellectual aptitude i.e.
knowledge and judgment, and appropriate active aptitude taken together.
The greater a mans opulence richer a man is, that is the more ample the
means he has of obtaining pleasure in all other shapes, the less is
the price he is willing to pay in the shape of mental pur
labour, for the pure pleasure of power in this or any other shape.
Accordingly when in if by the of the quality of mental labour
and of from pleasure in other shapes a man is repelled
from the of the of this or any
other public it is by this circumstance of itself is afforded
a sufficient proof of a deficiency on his part in virtue of
those too several of appropriate aptitude, one or all of them.
Take for example the English Parliament. Universal All-providing
as in the in go any they they were in the
influence of corruptor and influence,
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