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<head>4 Aug. 1809 4<lb/>
Fallacies</head>
 
<note>Ch. 1. Personalities vitup<lb/>
§.2. Exposure in <unclear>global</unclear></note>
 
<p>2</p>
 
<note>6<lb/>
Consequence, were<lb/>
such circumstantial<lb/>
evidence considered as<lb/>
conclusive or considerably<lb/>
impressive,<lb/>
by adopting it, the <gap/><lb/>
worthless and infamous<lb/>
adversary<lb/>
would have it in his<lb/>
power to defeat the<lb/>
best measure</note>
 
<p>If arguments of this class, let them even be built<lb/>
upon the very strongest ground that arguments of this class are<lb/>
capable of being built upon, were to be regarded as conclusive<lb/>
&#x2014; say even as possessing that degree of conclusive<lb/>
force which <del>is</del> so generally appears to be ascribed <add>attributed</add> to them<lb/>
by those by whom they are urged, observe the consequence<lb/>
&#x2014; or at any rate one consequence &#x2014; viz. that the very<lb/>
persons by whom they are urged would be in the power of<lb/>
the adversaries whom by these instruments <add>weapons</add> they are opposing<lb/>
placed in their power by the force and virtue of those<lb/>
very instruments. The supposed wicked author <add>or proposer or advocate</add> of<lb/>
this supposed wicked measure has but to propose the<lb/>
opposite of <del>any</del> this or any other wicked measure, in<lb/>
order to compel these virtuous opposers of the <del><gap/></del> wicked<lb/>
measure in question to <del><gap/></del> support any and every<lb/>
other wicked measure, at his choice. <add>a</add></p>
 
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<p><add>(a)</add> For example take Cobbet.</p>





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4 Aug. 1809 4
Fallacies

Ch. 1. Personalities vitup
§.2. Exposure in global

2

6
Consequence, were
such circumstantial
evidence considered as
conclusive or considerably
impressive,
by adopting it, the
worthless and infamous
adversary
would have it in his
power to defeat the
best measure

If arguments of this class, let them even be built
upon the very strongest ground that arguments of this class are
capable of being built upon, were to be regarded as conclusive
— say even as possessing that degree of conclusive
force which is so generally appears to be ascribed attributed to them
by those by whom they are urged, observe the consequence
— or at any rate one consequence — viz. that the very
persons by whom they are urged would be in the power of
the adversaries whom by these instruments weapons they are opposing
placed in their power by the force and virtue of those
very instruments. The supposed wicked author or proposer or advocate of
this supposed wicked measure has but to propose the
opposite of any this or any other wicked measure, in
order to compel these virtuous opposers of the wicked
measure in question to support any and every
other wicked measure, at his choice. a

(a) For example take Cobbet.




Identifier: | JB/104/369/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 104.

Date_1

1809-08-04

Marginal Summary Numbering

6

Box

104

Main Headings

fallacies

Folio number

369

Info in main headings field

fallacies

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d4 / e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

34340

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