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1829 April 12 +
Petitions

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Supplement
§.2. Elucidation

How far from adequate this succedaneum is, can
not but be manifest.

This this succedaneum wants much of being an
adequate one is but too incontestable. In many a case it
will amount to nothing: perhaps in most cases. It will
depend partly in all the same circumstances affecting sensibility [a
list of which, as compleat as the author could make it
may be seen in the Introduction to the another work:]
depend partly on the importance of the matter in question, in the
conception of the individual thus when the testimony is thus afforded; [+]
[+] partly on such
of the circumstance
affecting sensibility
as happen to have
place in his instance
of which circumstances
a list at compleat as
it was in the authors
power to write it
has been before the public
for the last 40
years
supposed to be afforded But, by the inability to do all that
is desirable to be done, no reason surely is afforded for omitting to do
any thing of that which, without preponderant inconvenience is capable
of being done.

The minutating Report thus made of the natural signs with which in
the individual occasion the conventional signs happen to be accompanied
by
as already (as every body knows) in common use: witness
the accounts of the Hear hear! hear hear! and in a
word, of the marks of agitation, mention of which is so continually made in the
periodicals of the day, when giving an account of what passe
has passed at a meeting more or less public.

Thus much as to what for the removal of imperfection can not be done. Now as
to what can and might be done. It consists in the committing to writing maximizing the use made
of the permanent signs as in committing to writing in so far as can be done without preponderant inconvenience
whatever evidence can be done, whatsoever portion of discor the matter of discourse from the commencement of its suit or
other application, in the termination of it, has been elicited
in the oral mode. Thus does be the removal may be to any in question
degree ever so degree numerous, no other greater or diminution of distinctness, and nor
consequently any greater danger of deception and misdecision will have place
than that which has thus been described. Judge A (Suppose)
has been removed: his place has been taken by Judge B.Judge A in whose presence the testimony has in the oral mode been elicited: and
with it the natural signs
with which the utterance
of it was accompanied In what way
his situation is that of disadvantage: as compared with that of Judge A has been above stated
But how great so ever this disadvantage may be in the case of this second Judge it will [+]
[+] not be greater in the
case of a third Judge:
nor in a word in the case
of the last of any number
of successive Judges.

Of which natural signs an account has been written down by, the or under the care of the Registrar: and here supposing the importance t of the case sufficient
to pay for the trouble, confirmation and information might in writing might be elicited from the surrounding audience.

Identifier: | JB/081/333/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 81.
Date_1	1829-04-12	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	081	Main Headings	petition for justice
Folio number	333	Info in main headings field	petitions
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c2 / d32 / e9
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	street & co
Marginals		Paper Producer	antonio alcala galiano
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	26120
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