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<head>1824. August Sept.3 1826 Apr.3. Jun</head><lb/>
<head>1824. August Sept. 3. 1826 Apr.3. Jun</head>
<head>Constitutional Code</head> <note><del>Ch iX</del><add>Ch. XI</add>Ministers <del>collectively</del><add>severally</add><lb/>
<p>Constitutional Code</p>  
S.<del>13</del><add>13</add> Finance Minister<lb/>
 
<note><del>Ch IX.</del> <add>Ch. XI.</add>Ministers <del>collectively</del><add>severally</add>.<lb/>
§.<del>13</del> <add>13</add> Finance Minister<lb/>
Functions<lb/>
Functions<lb/>
<add>Money making</add> <del><gap/>factive</del></note><lb/>
<add>Money-making</add>
<del>manufactory</del></note>


<p><gap/> These five pages of <hi rend="underline">Rudiments</hi> relate to position as to the <unclear>quanty</unclear><lb/>
<p>Expositive.</p>
of currency: a subject better left <gap/> than unexhausted?</p>  
<p>☞ These Five pages of <hi rend="underline">Rudiments</hi> relate to position as to the quantity<lb/>
of currency: a subject better left unlimited than unexhausted?</p>  


<p><add><del>Money making</del></add> <del><gap/>factive function or</del> Monetary<add>Mon<gap/>l</add> function</p>
<p><add><del>Money making</del></add><del>Ærafactive function or</del> Monetary <add>Mental</add> function.</p>


<p><del><gap/></del></p>
<note>1<lb/>
Art 1. Money is either<lb/>
intrinsically or vicariously<lb/>
valuable.</note>


<head>Expositive</head><lb/>
<p>Expositive</p>
<p>Art. 1 Money is either intrinsically <add><del>and conventionally</del></add> valuable <note>1<lb/>
<p>Art. 1. Money is either intrinsically <add><del>and conventionally</del></add> valuable<lb/>
Art 1 Money is either<lb/>
intrinsically or vicariously<lb/>
valuable</note><lb/>
or vicariously <add>instrumentally and conventionally</add> valuable.</p>
or vicariously <add>instrumentally and conventionally</add> valuable.</p>


<p>Art. <del>Of intrinsically val</del> That which is vicariously <note>Art.22. Vicariously valuable<lb/>
<note>Art. 2. Vicariously valuable<lb/>
becomes equivalent to<lb/>
becomes equivalent to<lb/>
intrinsically valuable<lb/>
intrinsically valuable<lb/>
by being habitually exchangeable<lb/>
by being habitually exchangeable<lb/>
for it.</note><lb/>
for it.</note>
valuable ca<gap/> in promises to <del>d pay</del> delivers to the<lb/>
 
bearer money that is intrinsically valuable. But in so<lb/>
<p>Art. <del>Of intrinsically val</del> That which is intrinstically<lb/>
far as by habitual <add>habit and </add> confidence of obtaining in exchange<lb/>
valuable consists in promises to <del>so pay</del> delivers to the<lb/>
bearer money that is intrinsically valuable. But in so<lb/>
far as by habitual <add>habit and</add> confidence of obtaining in exchange<lb/>
for it money which is intrinsically valuable, property intrinsically<lb/>
for it money which is intrinsically valuable, property intrinsically<lb/>
valuable <gap/> to be obtainable in exchange for<lb/>
valuable comes to be obtainable in exchange for<lb/>
that what is only vicariously valuable, that which is but<lb/>
and that what is only vicariously <del>arises</del> valuable, that which is but<lb/>
vicariously valuable <del><gap/></del> acquires a value either exactly<lb/>
veraciously valuable <del><gap/></del> acquires a value either exactly<lb/>
equal to or <del><gap/></del> in a greater or less degree falling short<lb/>
equal to or a greater or less degree falling short<lb/>
of or exceeding that intrinsically valuable money of which<lb/>
of or exceeding that intrinsically valuable money of which<lb/>
it contains a promise.</p>
it contains a promise.</p>
<head>Instructional</head><lb/>
 
<p>Art In so far as <del>man</del> intrinsically valuable <add>fabricated abroad</add> money <gap/> <note>Art 3 In so far as intrinsically<lb/>
<p>Instructional</p>
<note>Art. 3. In so far as intrinsically<lb/>
valuable<lb/>
valuable<lb/>
foreign money exchangeable<lb/>
foreign money exchangeable<lb/>
as well as home-fabricated.</note><lb/>
as well as home-fabricated.</note>
<p>Art. In so far as <del>mon</del> intrinsically valuable <add>fabricated abroad</add> money whatsover the purpose of exchange aswell in the like manner fabricated<lb/>
the purpose of exchange as well as the like mere fabricated<lb/>
the purpose of exchange as well as the like mere fabricated<lb/>
at <unclear>home</unclear>, <add>by</add> currency given to it the expence of fabrication is in<lb/>
at home, <add>by</add> currency given to it the expence of fabrication is in<lb/>
proportion saved</p>
proportion saved.</p>
 
 
 
 


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1824. August Sept. 3. 1826 Apr.3. Jun

Constitutional Code

Ch IX. Ch. XI.Ministers collectivelyseverally.
§.13 13 Finance Minister
Functions
Money-making manufactory

Expositive.

☞ These Five pages of Rudiments relate to position as to the quantity
of currency: a subject better left unlimited than unexhausted?

Money makingÆrafactive function or Monetary Mental function.

1
Art 1. Money is either
intrinsically or vicariously
valuable.

Expositive

Art. 1. Money is either intrinsically and conventionally valuable
or vicariously instrumentally and conventionally valuable.

Art. 2. Vicariously valuable
becomes equivalent to
intrinsically valuable
by being habitually exchangeable
for it.

Art. Of intrinsically val That which is intrinstically
valuable consists in promises to so pay delivers to the
bearer money that is intrinsically valuable. But in so
far as by habitual habit and confidence of obtaining in exchange
for it money which is intrinsically valuable, property intrinsically
valuable comes to be obtainable in exchange for
and that what is only vicariously arises valuable, that which is but
veraciously valuable acquires a value either exactly
equal to or a greater or less degree falling short
of or exceeding that intrinsically valuable money of which
it contains a promise.

Instructional

Art. 3. In so far as intrinsically
valuable
foreign money exchangeable
as well as home-fabricated.

Art. In so far as mon intrinsically valuable fabricated abroad money whatsover the purpose of exchange aswell in the like manner fabricated
the purpose of exchange as well as the like mere fabricated
at home, by currency given to it the expence of fabrication is in
proportion saved.



Identifier: | JB/042/114/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.

Date_1

1824-09-03

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-2

Box

042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

114

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

/monetary / monetal/ function / expositive / instructional

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d1 / e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

13037

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