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Narrative

12 continued

of a spur would save him from a second. To my inraptured
eyes the brow of Constitution Hill was thus transformed, all
at once, into a Mount Pisgale. With the eye of flesh and
blood nearly, and with the mind's eye compleatly, I then
grasped,& for the first time, the beatific vision of a happily
situated and easily accessible and compleatable though in
the first instance uncompleated spot, with a phantasmagoric
view of a compensation for the dificiency. In this
eventful period — a period of which the maximum was
three minutes — my ears had full employment, my tongue
could scarce obtain or so much as seek, an interval for
utterance: no diligence (your Lordship may well imagine)
was wanting in the pursuit of the opening by the sollicitation
of an explanatory audience, not did many days
elapse, before, as your Lordship has seen already, I was
fortunate enough to obtain it. —

13
In Feb 1799 a
promise was made to Ld Belgrave that
Panopt should never
be set on foot —

To render in some places the prospect, as well as
in all places the drift & object of the following sheets
intelligible, it will be necessary for me to state thus easily,
as a proposition to be proved indeed, but as a proposition
of which the proof will unhappily but be but too incontestable,
that some time in the month of February 1799
at the latest, in consequence of a promise made to Lord
Belgrave by Mr Long, or by somebody for Mr Long, or by Mr
Long for somebody, a determination was taken, (if not even before
such promise, and even before the proposal of the purchase then
to be made as above, and since actually made of the Estate
of Lord Salisbury) that the Penitentiary Establishment "required"
by the Statute of the 34 G. 3. c. 84 to be set on foot, should
never be set on foot and that the law on that behalf &
that faith so often plighted to me, and so often broken in the
course of so many preceding negotiations, relative to so many other





Identifier: | JB/117/202/001
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 117.

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12 continued, 13

Box

117

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

202

Info in main headings field

narrative

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f10

Penner

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

38819

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