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Disarmed Memorial

§.11.I.1
Bentham to Nepean
10th June 1800
Begs N would draw
up Disarmed Memorial
- according to L Armed
no Memorial though
N revised in L hunting
for objections - Lord S'
Land unfit - wont
say he will give
Wise's - or money for
possession of Lord S'
thus accuses J/B. posses
possession then imputes
to him the
not getting is means
to deceive Nepean.

§.11.I.2.
Bentham to Nepean
112 June 1800
Disarmed Memorial
short and finished
hopes of Wises Land.

§.11.I.3.
Bentham to Long
12 June 1800
Presses for the £500
a reduced sum for
the immediate Site
Till then no plan
& estimate the
foundation being
unexamined.

§.11.I.4.
Bentham to Nepean
12 June 1800
Allowance for rise
of process - Unbiased
opinion - whence -
Agricultural Board?
Will N. ask? if not
J.B.

§.11.I.5
Question on rise
of prices as stated
to Mr Nepean.

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Disarmed Memorial

§.11.I.6.
Bentham to Young
14 June 1800
With Question on
rise of prices - anxiety
to conceal the
occasion that the
answer may not
be unduly favourable.

§.11.I.7.
Young to Bentham
17 June 1800
Answer to the above
Question on rise
of prices. -

§.11.I.8.
Bentham to Long
18 June 1800
Sends copies of the
above two Letters
Anxiety to prevent
the estimate from
being too favourable.

§.11.I.9.
Bentham to Treasury
19 June 1800
Memorial (disarmed)

§.11.I.10
Bentham to Long
20 June 1800
Formal transmission
of Mr Young's Report
on rise of process -
Submitts the terms
in that respect to the
Board

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Nepean Negotiations

§.112.K.1.
Bentham to Nepean
26 June 1800
Board Room filled
with Hop-planters -
a pretence to Long
for doing nothing -
the Lords dispense.

§.112.K.2.
Bentham to Nepean
27 June 1800 -
Memorial referred
to the Duke - reference
groundless - clandestine
- Delay the object.

§.12.K.3.
Bentham to Nepean
28 June 1800
Prospects at the
Treasury dark and
cold - Minute books
no longer visible -
King invisible. -

§.12.K.4.
Bentham to Nepean
30 June 1800
Mr Secretary King
refuses audience.

§.12.K.5.
Bentham to Nepean
2 July 1800
Mr King always invisible
- Mr Long
aspects ominous
Despondency. -

§.12.K.6.
Bentham to Nepean
2 July 1800
King speaks out -
no more than the
unavoidable thousand -
Secret management
between Long & King.

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Nepean Negotiations

§.12.K.7.
Bentham to Wilberforce
18 July 1800 -
Longs false answers -
Panopticon plan
suffers from opposite -
imputations - Censured
for want of
consideration and
opportunity of explanation
- Clause
of forfeiture for
post-liberation offences. -

§.12.K.8.
Bentham to Nepean
20 July 1800
King and Long avoid
Nepean - deceit the
order of the day -
Pitt kept back the
form of signature
for three weeks. -

§.12.K.9.
Bentham to Nepean
23 July 1800
Sends Wise's angry
Letter of 17th June
also arguments to
be used upon Long
&c - Writing preferable
to talking -
Cold Bath Fields
Prisons f complaints
Panopticon plan
the only preventive.

§.12.K.10
Bentham to Nepean
25 July 1800
Prospects desperate -
Treasury Report on
Panopticon 14th July
1800 - an evasion

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Box	121	Main Headings	Panopticon
Folio number	003	Info in main headings field	Prelim. Documents Prelim. Contents
Image	002	Titles	Disarmed Memorial / Nepean Negotiations
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