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in one hand and the constitutional on
the other: and it became necessary to carry pervade
my eye through the whole mass of the law in
every direction in order to ere I could disentangle from the rest the
part to which I had it was my original intention originally at first intended to
confine myself. from the rest. By this means
what I had originally designed for sections to
the chapter which your Lordship will find
unfinished, grew to such a bulk as to be some of them almost
too big for chapters. I had however the satisfaction
of finding that⊞ ⊞ the additional matter I had thus been forced to introduce the introduced (what
I had would thus written) would serve as far as it
went serve for an introduction to the principles
of legislation in general as well as to the penal
branch in particular; and that the branch which
I had happened to take up first was the
very branch (which in a natural arrangement
would take the lead of the other two and serve
best to exhibit the lineaments of the whole). For this being the branch in
which those characters of imperation which⊞ ⊞ how much soever they may be observed are essential to everything that bears the name of law were most
distinct:(ly visible) marked; it would form a natural center
of aggregation for the disjointed heterogeneous parts of the civil
branch on the one hand, and either a center
of aggregation or a standard of comparison for the equally
heterogeneous parts of the constitutional branch on the other.

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Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	169	Main Headings
Folio number	125	Info in main headings field
Image	002	Titles
Category	correspondence	Number of Pages	2
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	[[watermarks::gr [crown motif]]]
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Notes public	letter 426, vol. 3	ID Number	56945
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