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see everything as the name imports.
I have given an additional puffing paragraph at
the conclusion; though of that sort of stuff there was
certainly no want before — But your wish was,
I think, that it might catch the public, if possible,
of itself, without the avowed countenance of Goverm:t
It is yours to do as you please with. Cut out this
part or any other you think fit. You have bought
my child after the Roman manner, by adopting it.
An engraved plan of a Panopticon there certainly
ought to be to accompany the book. The one that
accompanies the Mss: you saw is better than none
at all: but if a Model is made, it will be of course
much better to give a plan in its improved state; in
short a copy of that frome whence the Model is made.
As to the mode of printing, if it be the same to you
I should like it were in the same size with the
Copies of the Defence of Usury. I would beg the favour to have
Panopticon 750 Copies sent me here: the expence of the paper,
requested and the extra — expence of working off those 750 —
would be my concern, & I would repay it with
thanks to whoever it would be due to.
Papers requested. You had the Goodness to offer me some papers
relative to some of the establishments to which the
idea promises to be applicable, All manner of
Documents of that sort in print or manuscript, I
should be much obliged to you for — House of —
Industry — Jails — Hospitals — Schools &c &c .
Also the Inspector General's treatise which you
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