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are accordingly well known by experience: nor, for the management
would there be any want of persons, to whom the principles
of management detailed in the Panopticon book, and
in the book entitled Pauper management (herewith
submitted) are already familiar and who are perfectly
competent to the purpose of applying them to practice.
Answer 2. If for a moment any such supposition
be endurable, as that in my management there
can be any thing worth copying and preserving, the
nature of the case affords as good a security as can
reasonably be desired for its being accordingly copied and
preserved.
Yes my Lord if I am what I ought to be such as I
am such will my successors be. My rules my practice
according to these rules, will be public – public as I, and
the press and open door, can make them. Being pubic,
what there is good in them will be as so many laws
to my successor: or, if they are not so – the fault will lie
not in me and my successors, but in Your Lordships and
your successors: º whenever to any successor of mine it
happens to swerve from these (by the supposition) good laws
out with .
True it is that by wearing out so many years as have
been worn out of a life of which four & sixty are already
past
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