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§.6. Contractor's own expected rate of profit

Note (a) Mr Sander's Speech

At the making of this Speech, I myself, as may
naturally be imagined, was present in the Gallery. By
Mr Dundas who so lately, in the Manufactory in
Question, had been viewing Machines in great Multitude
and Variety, at work in three four different Houses — all these
Machines indeed admitting in some sort of this Description —
but no one to the exclusion of any other — the effect —
neither was nor could have been in this way referred to
a single Machine. On the part of a Reportee, a —
mistake of this sort is not much to be wondered at.

Note (b) Expence of Maintenance

A Page or two above, £ 12 money of that time
viz of the time March 1793, at which acceptance was
given to the Contract, is spoken of as being now regarded as
sufficient for the maintenance of the prisoners at that time,
including or not including the Expence of the Official
Establishment

According to the Evidence of a Reverend Magistrate,
of whose Accounts and Estimates a more particular use
will come to be made in the next Section
viz.
the Reverend Mr Beecher (p. 41 of the Penitentiary
Report 31 May 1811) even thus recently, viz. at a time
when, compared with that former period, the Expence
of every thing seems to be generally thought to be
not less than doubled, £9 5s 5 1/2d for every thing —
but the Expence of the Official Establishment, or
rather £8..7s 11d is stated as being sufficient. True it
is, that in my own Case, reserving to myself the
Choice of the Cheapest, so it were but wholesome sort
of food, by my Contract I stood engaged to give
to each Man as much as he should choose to eat:
an Allowance, the Expence of which, I cannot but
acknowledge, would very considerably have exceeded the
Expence of the sort of Allowance, which under the —
management of the Reverend Magistrate, appears to have
been made to his Prisoners. But even by the difference
between £8..7..11 or even £9..5..5 1.2 and £12..0..0, much in-




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122

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Panopticon

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475

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001

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Copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

2

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F31 / F32

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Jeremy Bentham

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Notes public

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001

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