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Bicetre Proposal
To A man whose sole or principal object were
profit, would naturally confine his views and proposals
to the first of the above three classes: a
man whose first object is to it were give the greatest extent
possible to the relief he hoped to administer
to the relief of his fellow creatures would necessarily as naturally
wish to apply the powers of the principle to
every class of persons to whom they appeared
capable of being applied with advantage: this
statement leaves me no choice to make. room to hesitate latter is accordingly the course I have preferred adopted.
Economy joins with humanity in recommending
this extension: the building and ground could not be
disposed of unless some other provision were
and while it was
kept up, the expences
grinding and repairs
would be upon as
great for remain
undiminished how
small soever were
the number unde it
instead: so likewise
would those of guarding
in a considerable
degree.
made for its inhabitants of every description.
Morality too would be a gainer by the example in ridding the public
of this scene of horrors: there should be no
longer a Bicetre, as there is no longer a Bastille.
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