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1826. July 19
Penal Code.
Art. In the business of communication for a judicial purpose,
so many distinguishable human agents, so many distinguishable
modes or species.
Lists of signs employed Medium of intellectual communication two, audible and visible
or rather transient and permanent: transient the audible signs
employed in discourse and those subsidiary other transient visible modes employed as
subsidiary to the audible ones.
Where the medium employed is of the permanent and
visible kind – so many sorts of agents, and in the case of each
sort of agent so many purposes for which he has , and so many
occasions on which he it may happen to him to hear and endeavour
to make convenient as well as plain things, a power
to which he happens to have the desire and use the endeavour to make
communication. So many distinguishable written instruments of communication
there be: instruments for each of which it may be desirable
to have an appropriate and distinctive denomination name.
Identifier: | JB/054/083/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 54.
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penal code; procedure code |
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penal code |
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text sheet |
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jeremy bentham |
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