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Introductory Observations

it committs nobody: it binds nobody: it gives trouble to nobody: I mean,
to nobody worth thinking about: it is the experimentum
in animâ vili,
and in animâ volente, that will
not shrink from it.

I say in animâ vili: for it is under the conceiving it out of
persuasion doubt, that in all these minute respects the responsibility
would rest on the evident Author and
penner of the Bill, and not on the Patrons of it
either in the Cabinet or in the House; I have and it is
under that persuasion only, that I have taken a degree of liberty, which I should have
been far enough from assuming, had the measure been
either in reality or in appearance an original measure
of Administration, and as such given to me
to put into a Parliamentary shape. Should At the worst, should any
thing of responsibility responsibility on any such account this score be found contrary
to any expectation to fall to attach any where else, a word
or a look would be sufficient to shake it off. nor
do I desire any thing better than that if it should My hope with regard to all these Clerical minutiæ, as well as
be necessary for any sort of notaries should my expectation is, that not there will not be a creature in the House, unless
be thought fit to be taken of any thing of this sort it be the Clerk, who will think of bestowing on them a moments notice:
in the Bill if there should, then peccata suupe timant
case of the House aullorem: on which terms, so they be but admitted as harmless
Gentlemen who introduce it should be the first to let them be laughed at as ridiculous: and let those who vouchsafe
laugh at it. them admission be the first to laugh at them. Always understood, that whatever
indulgence liberation I may wish for in behalf of any
thing that differs in any respect from what is most usual,
depends, as upon a condition sine qua non, upon
its being pronounced found deemed so much the better for use.



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124

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

025

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Image

002

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d15 / d16

Penner

jeremy bentham

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

41714

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