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<head>1819 Aug. 12<lb/>
Fallacies</head>


<note>Ch. Logical High-fliers<lb/>
§.1. Exposition</note>
<p>7</p>
<p>In another case you seek the same end in a less<lb/>
direct way, <del>and</del> <add>namely by</add> <add>making</add> <add>attack on the adversary the reformist, and then</add> as it were <del>by</del> creating a diversion.</p>
<p><del><gap/></del> The name <add>word</add> which on this occasion you look<lb/>
out for is a word <add>by</add> which, along with some things <add>arrangement</add> which<lb/>
are good &#x2014; so good as to be even necessary &#x2014; necessary to the<lb/>
very existence of society, <del>contains other <add><gap/></add></del> designates and thus<lb/>
as it were covers others that are mischievous.  <del>As often</del><lb/>
This word found, as often as a man condemns as mischievous<lb/>
any of the <add>mischievous</add> arrangements <del>by</del> which this <del><gap/></del> word can<lb/>
be employed to designate, you speak of him as <del>condemn</del><lb/>
if including in his condemnation <del>all</del> including without<lb/>
distinction all the arrangements which it can be employed<lb/>
to designate. <del>you speak of out</del> of the whole assemblage of the<lb/>
arrangements which it is employed to designate, you compose<lb/>
a <del>person</del> sort of fictitious personage, which personage<lb/>
being <del>under</del> generally seen and understood to do more good than <add>not to do so much harm as good</add><lb/>
harm is as such a general object of attachment and respect<lb/>
and you speak of him as being an enemy to that <add>this</add> <add>so justly</add> <add>dear and delightful</add> personage.<lb/>
Law, Constitution, <del>Form</del> Common Law, <add>English Institution</add> Form or Forms<lb/>
may serve as examples.</p>




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1819 Aug. 12
Fallacies

Ch. Logical High-fliers
§.1. Exposition

7

In another case you seek the same end in a less
direct way, and namely by making attack on the adversary the reformist, and then as it were by creating a diversion.

The name word which on this occasion you look
out for is a word by which, along with some things arrangement which
are good — so good as to be even necessary — necessary to the
very existence of society, contains other designates and thus
as it were covers others that are mischievous. As often
This word found, as often as a man condemns as mischievous
any of the mischievous arrangements by which this word can
be employed to designate, you speak of him as condemn
if including in his condemnation all including without
distinction all the arrangements which it can be employed
to designate. you speak of out of the whole assemblage of the
arrangements which it is employed to designate, you compose
a person sort of fictitious personage, which personage
being under generally seen and understood to do more good than not to do so much harm as good
harm is as such a general object of attachment and respect
and you speak of him as being an enemy to that this so justly dear and delightful personage.
Law, Constitution, Form Common Law, English Institution Form or Forms
may serve as examples.



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1819-08-12

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104

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fallacies

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267

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fallacies

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001

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text sheet

Number of Pages

1

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recto

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e7

Penner

jeremy bentham

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34238

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