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Panopticon Bill. Reasons
The plan I have pursued of taking the old
foundations [to build upon] as well in the literal
as the figurative sense of the words, to build upon
and that to the utmost of their extent is liable to no objections that I can see. The having
recourse to a new choice [or even a new valuation]
is liable, as will be seen to ob very forcible objections, such
as nothing but short of absolute necessity would lead endeav compel me
to encounter with. Of a new valuation, I mean
a valuation new in toto, in contradistinction to the assessment
of a supplemental price. I shall take occasion to speak afterwards
I. Objections to a new choice.
Objections to a valuation new in toto in preference
to the valuation of a supplemental price.
1. Unavoidable and indefinite delay: delay to the plan:
very commencement of the plan, to say nothing
of its execution completion. The first former choice consumed upwards
of three years.
2. Superior hardship to any other proprietors
on whom the lot may might fall in the event of a
new choice. The Archbishop of York in whom the fee simple is in right of his See has no
objections: he has no ground for objection. His interest
is small: his income could not sustain any diminution:
it could not but receive an encrease. Earl
Spencer (Lessee of under the See of York for lives) Earl
Spencer when he came to the his Estate (which
was since the last valuation) found it with this lien on
it.
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