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<head>16 6 C</head>
 
<head>Offences against Reputation</head>
 
<p>It breaks men's peace; but so as a minister of Justice<lb/>
in the execution of his office breaks <del>them</del> the peace.</p>
 
<p><add>It is no wonder</add> On this head the Jurisprudence of all countries<lb/>
abounds with absurdities and <del>contradictions</del> inconsistencies:<lb/>
[since this is one of the subjects in which<lb/>
the passions of men have had the most to do.] Sometimes<lb/>
they</p>
 
<p><note>Verbal abuse</note> <add>Verbal abuse</add> <del>Abusive censure</del> is where by <del><gap/></del> <add>personal epithets or other</add> terms of<lb/>
<add>or other signs of</add> reproach a man expresses his contempt or aversion<lb/>
for another. <del>or by calling him rogue, rascal,</del><lb/>
<del>knave scoundrel villain with the like.</del></p>
 
<p><note>No matter whether in single epithets or in sentences</note> <add>Verbal abuse</add> <del>Abusive censure</del> when <sic>convey'd</sic> in words may<lb/>
be couched either in single epithets, such as<lb/>
rogue, knave, villain and the like, or diffused through<lb/>
sentences or discourses of any length.</p>
 
<p><note>Reproach <del><add>Verbal abuse</add> Abusive censure</del> closely connected with defamation</note> <del>Abusive censure <add>Verbal abuse</add></del> <add>Reproach</add> is very apt to be coupled with<lb/>
defamation; and very often scarce distinguishable<lb/>
from it. <del>Abusive censure</del> <add>Reproach</add> the more particular<lb/>
it becomes, the more it approaches to Defamation.<lb/>
Defamation the more general it becomes<lb/>
the more it approaches to <del>abusive censure.</del> <add>Reproach</add></p>
 
<p><note><del>Verbal abuse</del> <add>Reproach</add> when most distinct from Defamation</note> <del>Abusive censure</del> <add><del>Verbal abuse</del> Reproach</add> is <add>at the</add> purest when it expresses nothing<lb/>
more than that the party <del>censured</del> <add>you <del><gap/> above</del> reproach</add> is the<lb/>
object of your aversion or contempt, without intimating<lb/>
in any manner what it is he has done<lb/>
to make him so: as if you call him an abominable<lb/>
<del>man,</del> <add>wretch</add> a worthless man, or a rascal or<lb/>
a scoundrel: or imprecate curses on his head.</p>
 
<p><note>Defamation. when most distinct from verbal abuse</note> Defamation is at the purest when it <del>expresses</del> <add>intimates</add><lb/>
nothing more than that the party you <del><gap/></del> <add>defame</add><lb/>
has <add>done</add> such or such an <del>Quality</del> act, <add>or possesses such or such a quality</add> which is in itself <add>a</add></p>
 
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16 6 C

Offences against Reputation

It breaks men's peace; but so as a minister of Justice
in the execution of his office breaks them the peace.

It is no wonder On this head the Jurisprudence of all countries
abounds with absurdities and contradictions inconsistencies:
[since this is one of the subjects in which
the passions of men have had the most to do.] Sometimes
they

Verbal abuse Verbal abuse Abusive censure is where by personal epithets or other terms of
or other signs of reproach a man expresses his contempt or aversion
for another. or by calling him rogue, rascal,
knave scoundrel villain with the like.

No matter whether in single epithets or in sentences Verbal abuse Abusive censure when convey'd in words may
be couched either in single epithets, such as
rogue, knave, villain and the like, or diffused through
sentences or discourses of any length.

Reproach Verbal abuse Abusive censure closely connected with defamation Abusive censure Verbal abuse Reproach is very apt to be coupled with
defamation; and very often scarce distinguishable
from it. Abusive censure Reproach the more particular
it becomes, the more it approaches to Defamation.
Defamation the more general it becomes
the more it approaches to abusive censure. Reproach

Verbal abuse Reproach when most distinct from Defamation Abusive censure Verbal abuse Reproach is at the purest when it expresses nothing
more than that the party censured you above reproach is the
object of your aversion or contempt, without intimating
in any manner what it is he has done
to make him so: as if you call him an abominable
man, wretch a worthless man, or a rascal or
a scoundrel: or imprecate curses on his head.

Defamation. when most distinct from verbal abuse Defamation is at the purest when it expresses intimates
nothing more than that the party you defame
has done such or such an Quality act, or possesses such or such a quality which is in itself a


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Identifier: | JB/072/021/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 72.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

2-3

Box

072

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

021

Info in main headings field

offences against reputation

Image

004

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d3 / f13 / d4 / f14 / d5 / f15 / d6 / f16

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23638

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