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<p>at which he is less ready: it | <p>at which he is less ready: it will not be employ'd at<lb/>all in industry at all: it will be employed in pleasure:<lb/>it is for the sake of pleasure that it <add>has been</add> is withdrawn<lb/>from industry.</p> | ||
<p>This obstacle does not apply to a state of bondage.<lb/>In this state the <del>workman</del> time of the workman is not<lb/>at his own disposal: it is at the disposal of his<lb/>master. The very nature of the institution requires it<lb/>to be made the most of: and no reason can be given<lb/>why any part of it should be thrown away. The<lb/>enjoyment <add>wellbeing<add>satisfaction</add> of the workman is here perhaps no part <add>object</add><lb/>at any rate out of the principal object of the institution:<lb/>yet after all it may <add>not unfrequently</add> be the result. What a man<lb/>loses in one way, he may gain in another: what<lb/>he loses in point of liberty and amusement <del> | <p>This obstacle does not apply to a state of bondage.<lb/>In this state the <del>workman</del> time of the workman is not<lb/>at his own disposal: it is at the disposal of his<lb/>master. The very nature of the institution requires it<lb/>to be made the most of: and no reason can be given<lb/>why any part of it should be thrown away. The<lb/>enjoyment <add>wellbeing</add> <add>satisfaction</add> of the workman is here perhaps no part <add>object</add><lb/>at any rate out of the principal object of the institution:<lb/>yet after all it may <add>not unfrequently</add> be the result. What a man<lb/>loses in one way, he may gain in another: what<lb/>he loses in point of liberty and amusement <del>be</del> may<lb/> <del>again be for</del> made up to him and much more than<lb/>made up to him in health. One great likeness he is<lb/> sure of: a <add>perpetual</add> lasting exception from the miseries of<lb/>drunkenness</p> | ||
<p>Liberty, perfect absolute liberty is incompatible<lb/>with society and repugnant to mans nature. The | <p>Liberty, perfect absolute liberty is incompatible<lb/>with society and repugnant to mans nature. The <unclear>first</unclear><lb/>the wealthiest, the greatest is envisioned by coercion<lb/>in a thousand shapes: when whatever is useless<lb/>is put aside. The period at which coercion is galling<lb/><add>is</add></p> | ||
<note>A few grains of it<lb/>more or less makes<lb/>little difference in<lb/>the sum of things,<lb/>the account of happiness.</note> | <note>A few grains of it<lb/>more or less makes<lb/>little difference in<lb/>the sum of things,<lb/>the account of happiness.</note> | ||
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at which he is less ready: it will not be employ'd at
all in industry at all: it will be employed in pleasure:
it is for the sake of pleasure that it has been is withdrawn
from industry.
This obstacle does not apply to a state of bondage.
In this state the workman time of the workman is not
at his own disposal: it is at the disposal of his
master. The very nature of the institution requires it
to be made the most of: and no reason can be given
why any part of it should be thrown away. The
enjoyment wellbeing satisfaction of the workman is here perhaps no part object
at any rate out of the principal object of the institution:
yet after all it may not unfrequently be the result. What a man
loses in one way, he may gain in another: what
he loses in point of liberty and amusement be may
again be for made up to him and much more than
made up to him in health. One great likeness he is
sure of: a perpetual lasting exception from the miseries of
drunkenness
Liberty, perfect absolute liberty is incompatible
with society and repugnant to mans nature. The first
the wealthiest, the greatest is envisioned by coercion
in a thousand shapes: when whatever is useless
is put aside. The period at which coercion is galling
is
A few grains of it
more or less makes
little difference in
the sum of things,
the account of happiness.
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jeremy bentham |
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