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To Reveley
My advice wish is thatto accordingly you would would not is not to say a syllable more either about the Panopticon or about me, unless it be in the way of giving such many insurance as you can not avoid giving to any question that may be put to you why no more if there were no such person thing nor any such person in existence.
time time and speaking of the Panopticon as you naturally
would do may not improbably give occasion to
its being thought that it was on my
account you went, whether you said any
much thing on the subject or no, it is not improbable but that
in writing thither I may say so much.
maintain that is not the case
What I did take the liberty to desire of you
was, that you would give me let me have a sketch
prospective view of the building at chapel
time with the audience, as you had offered
had the goodness to offer me, as likewise
a small addition to the plate. I mean
the line of communication As it
is either does
not suit you
not convenient or not agreeable to you to
do either I must either do without both,
or find somebody else to do them, about which
which I apprehend no difficulty. will easily be done. As to
the number already printed off it was
no secret to me when I made you that
request: it does not yet put/that amount
to 500 which is the number of copies of
the Irish edition: : the whole English edition
would have had the benefit of it.
Identifier: | JB/119/015/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 119.
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1791-04-13 |
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119 |
panopticon |
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015 |
to nepean through reveley |
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002 |
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correspondence |
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recto |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::gr [motif] [britannia with shield motif]]] |
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letter 761, vol. 4 |
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