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1824 Oct. 28
Rationale of Evidence

The argument goes on. When to men functionaries without rank
or of the lowest rank you have given – given to each of them
the quantity of money necessary to prevent their and upon
every a favourable opportunity the endeavours to add to
it by dishonest forbidden means – which is impossible, liberality the only tone is you are but at the
of its course. Now come ranks and the come ranks and with it at the least dignity
that the degree of dignity is which is inseparable from it. A cross reference it has
in this place would might not have been without not their use. In page 7
is poured forth upon Catherine the 2ds scale of ranks: from
that chapter a reference to this would have shewn the relative effect
of between that invention and : from this chapter a reference
to that chapter might have put the reader upon suggested the enquirer whether the
effect on the left side of the account might not be rather greater than that on the
profit side. At present the argument seems rather more conclusive
against factitious dignity than in favour of salary: of salary raised
by forced contributions: of salary taxes which by the supposition but for the factitious
dignity would not be necessary.

Beginning with a justificate a recommendation of addition on this ground the
paragraph ends with a condemnation. their commendation of it. The reader
With the one or the other the reader will join whichever is most agreeable
and convenient and agreeable to him. Thus is every body
pleased: and every thing is as it should be. Among the recipies
for procuring readers this is one: using a thousand readers, nine
hundred and ninety nine a thousand look for what is most convenient and
agreeable to themselves: one of them perhaps for what is most useful
to the public.

Note (b) to p.185 Quere whether not superseded by Editors Advertisement?

(b) Dear Editor, what a mess we are fallen got into here: we shall what have the critics been
about that they have not to ? Look back a little turn to Ch. of Book B1. Ch.2 see the land we have thus been bestowing
upon Catherine the 2ds graduated scale of ranks. All these
So many things, so one above another what they are turned to! upon us
for so may piles of gold as above neither or else incentives to those
crimes upon crimes which history of as often as we take the trouble to
ask he will inform us. Dear Editor, see what you can do: for any part
I am utterly unable to answer these draughts all or any of them. See what I have been
saying against all such how I have been protesting them – protesting them over
draughts saying
and over again when detected in my of
Economy against
Burke and Rose.

Identifier: | JB/047/209/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 47.
Date_1	1824-10-28	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	047	Main Headings	rationale of judicial evidence
Folio number	209	Info in main headings field	rationale of evidence
Image	001	Titles	note (b) to p. 185
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c7
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1824
Marginals		Paper Producer	jonathan blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public		ID Number	15077
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