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1824. Decr. 16 1825 Decr. 20 +
Constitutional Code.

Ch. XXVI Local Headm Registrars
§. English practice
Deaths, Marriages, Births

2 20

All payments which for the same cause are to the same service rendered by government functionaries
amount exacted from all without regard had to without distinction
corresponding to pecuniary circumstances are effectually oppressive and
indefensible. In England may be sure this or that one whose
income is more than ten thousand times as great as that of
any one of minor matter. If for the same service the payment
made by both is the same, either in the one instance it is
by ten thousand times less or by ten thousand times greater
than it ought to be.

19. or 3
Art. 19. or 3.
3. Of the seven distinguishable
public
purposes above mentioned
of none but the first
any care taken by government:
the six public
ones left to the chance
care of individuals:
collection imperfect,
thence results d

As to all the several other purposes of any kind be
given to them it is not by government, and if by this or
that well intentioned individual for this or that useful
purpose at the pain of a of vocation and expence collected a few of them any of them together the collection is
always imperfect, and by reason of through that imperfection d.

20 or 4
Art. 20 or 4. 4 Once only
in 10 years is any
light let in upon this
darkness: this not
till of late: nor
now does do are the results
applying to the above
purposes so presented
as to meet any
more than a few
governing eyes.

Thus they h for nine years together they lie buried buried in the darkness of the little Parish Register
Book. By a late comparatively recent regulation once in ten years some information
in relation to them makes its appearance. But to who?
Members of one of the two Houses and perhaps a dozen
or so of persons besides. As to the they
to the eyes if the public at large they are concealed in the
same cover of everlasting darkness, not to be drawn aside, in f but to
this or that individual, and for the sake of few.

21 or 5
Art. 21 or 5. Cruel and
infinitely diversified
and not without
detached dissertation
expressible, are the
punishments inflicted
on the
myriads or millions
who refuse to will not defile
themselves with the
insincerity

22 or 6
Art. 22 or 6. Cause of this
immorality and unhappiness,
what is called religion:
the most barbarous and implacable enemy
of morality and happiness.

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Date_1	1824-12-16	Marginal Summary Numbering	19 or 3 - 22 or 6
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