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April 1811. 3. 5
Panopt. J.B. to Committee. Letter III Country Convicts.
☞ Omitted in Fair Copy
44 27.
Propensity of the financer,
to exonerate, at the
expence of other less
proper funds, that with
the replenishment of
which he is charged:
as many nations or kings as
departments. p.15.
45 28.
Pretence. national
fund exhausted: expose.
p15
46 29.
Answer. Negatur
antecedens.—
The vexation uncured,
property tax to any amount
better than
Poor Rate.
Thence negatur consequens.
30. 47
This propensity will
surely have its limits
To save the trouble
and responsibility a
Minister problem man would not
for example change
the Poor Rates with
double the expence necessary,
in the other
case. p.16.
31. 48
Per J.B. In the close
mode upon the small
scale, expence more
than double to do in
the open mode on the
large scale.
☞ Refer to, or insert
the Calculations from
Pauper Management.
is the
in a note
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38. 49
Between expence as
well as management on
the two modes the experiment
may soon be made.
Of the open mode in
Temporary Female
Panopticon, Committee
recommending, Administration
promptly
adopting, within
a twelve month. p.17.
33. 50
Of the close mode
so far as concerns building
stocking and official
establishment the expence
might be promptly
established by the
Committee.
1. Improved Prisons
how many.
2. Maximum numbers
calculated for oin
each.
3. Average number
habitually confined in
each.
4. Expence of building
&c. in each. p.17.
34. 51
By this enquiry, recommendation
of
the experimental
Panopticon need not be
stopped. p18.
35. 52
Grand difference not
between the open mode
in the distant stituations,
but between the
open & close modes.
p.19.
36. 53
Of the close mode on the
small scale the ineligibility
being so clear, the
feasability of its completion
can it be worth
enquiry into? p20.
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37. 543
As to this, dates are
not altogether wanting
1. Since 1779. Counties
with prisons improved
so many.
3. Counties, to which
such improvement
could not extend
by a prison for each
county, so many.
4. As to these, for
association, shall
waivers be simply
given or obligation
added, & how?
p20
38. 554
N.B Experimental
Panopticon successful,
propensity to associate
or to improve simply
will not be increased.
p20
39 56
Even while the close
mode &c. has been the
only mode, the open
ditto having, to favour it been
avowedly kept back,
(excuse references) the
progress has not
been great. p.20.
40. 576
Expence of close mode
suppose it proved to
be some number of
times as great as do
of open do,—would administration,
—would
the local authorities,—
would the contributors
taxed by the local authorities
—prefer it?
p.21.
40 58
Proposed by J.B. only that,
as, to prevent experiment
open mode has been
kept back for 11 years
for experiment close
mode may be kept back
one year. p22.
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41 598
Persons by whom the
the keeping back might
be regretted.
1. Architects
2. Country Gentlemen.
too deeply engaged
for retractation, by the
only mode left employable
for humanity &
morality.
3: Do, having protege's,
and fond of power of
patronage. p.22.
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