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<!-- heading in pencil --> <head>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 22<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>5 <note><sic>ult<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic><lb/>III Experience<lb/>Ireland</note><lb/>2 <note>&sect;.2. Democratic ascendency established</note></p> <!-- marginal summaries in pencil --> <p><note>5<lb/>Officers chosen by<lb/>privates &#x2014; mostly men<lb/>of property: many of<lb/>rank: including the<lb/>sole Duke and Charlemont,<lb/><del><gap/></del> most influential and<lb/>popular Whig.</note></p> <p>5 The Officers were chosen by the privates: for the<lb/>most part they were men of considerable property and among<lb/>them were men of the highest rank in the nation and<lb/>in particular the Duke of Leinster, sole Duke and premier<lb/>Peer, and the Earl of Charlemont <add>one of the richest</add> regarded as the<lb/>most accomplished man in the nation at that time, and <lb/>the man of greatest influence <add>considered as the head and leader of</add> among Whigs.</p> <p><note>6<lb/><del><gap/></del> <add>At</add> the first, objects<lb/>of the association,<lb/>defence <del>of</del> against invasion,<lb/> and improvement<lb/>in Constitutional<lb/>and Commercial law<lb/>emancipation of Irish<lb/>trade and parliamentary<lb/>power from<lb/.British oppression<lb/>The first the only object<lb/>at first universally<lb/>contemplated: but as<lb/>the association strengthened,<lb/>the other</note></p> <p>6. <del>The association had</del> Considered in its general<lb/>mass the Association had <del>further</del> from the first two<lb/>very distinct objects: 1 the contributing to the defence<lb/>of the country against an eventually apprehended enemy<lb/>against an <del>app</del> invasion apprehended at the<lb/>hands of a foreign enemy, and the obtaining from the<lb/>fears of the British Government an improvement in the<lb/>state of the Constitutional <hi rend="superscript">2</hi> and Commercial <hi rend="superscript">1</hi> branches of<lb/>the law: freedom of trade from the restraints imposed<lb/>upon it by <del>the ce</del> or by the influence of the British<lb/>Parliament and for the supposed <add>exclusive</add> benefit of Great Britain<lb/>to the prejudice of the interests of Ireland, and emancipation<lb/>from the subjection in which the legislative<lb/><del>and judicial</del> <gap/> of the two Houses of Parliament<lb/>in Ireland, and the <add>highest</add> judicial authority in that<lb/>Kingdom were held by the Monarch in conjunction<lb/>with the two Houses of Parliament in England<lb/>The first <add>object</add> would at the outset be in the minds of some the<lb/>only one contemplated; and in the minds of all the only one<lb/>avowed: but as the association <sic>encreased</sic> in strength it <add>the second</add> became<lb/> more and more extensively, and at length universally avowed.</p>                     
<!-- heading in pencil --> <head>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 22<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>5 <note><sic>ult<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic><lb/>III Experience<lb/>Ireland</note><lb/>2 <note>&sect;.2. Democratic ascendency established</note></p> <!-- marginal summaries in pencil --> <p><note>5<lb/>Officers chosen by<lb/>privates &#x2014; mostly men<lb/>of property: many of<lb/>rank: including the<lb/>sole Duke and Charlemont,<lb/><del><gap/></del> most influential <del>W</del> and<lb/>popular Whig.</note></p> <p>5 The Officers were chosen by the privates: for the<lb/>most part they were men of considerable property and among<lb/>them were men of the highest rank in the nation and<lb/>in particular the Duke of Leinster, sole Duke and premier<lb/>Peer, and the Earl of Charlemont <add>one of the richest and</add> regarded as the<lb/>most accomplished man in the nation at that time, and <lb/>the man of greatest influence <add>considered as the head and leader of</add> among the Whigs.</p> <p><note>6<lb/><del><gap/></del> <add>At</add> the first, objects<lb/>of the association,<lb/>defence <del>of</del> against invasion,<lb/> and improvement<lb/>in Constitutional<lb/>and Commercial law<lb/>emancipation of Irish<lb/>trade and parliamentary<lb/>power from<lb/>British oppression<lb/>The first the only object<lb/>at first universally<lb/>contemplated: but as<lb/>the association strengthened,<lb/>the other</note></p> <p>6. <del>The association had</del> Considered in its general<lb/>mass the Association had <del>further</del> from the first two<lb/>very distinct objects: 1 the contributing to the defence<lb/>of the country against an eventually apprehended enemy<lb/>against an <del>app</del> invasion apprehended at the<lb/>hands of a foreign enemy, and the obtaining from the<lb/>fears of the British Government an improvement in the<lb/>state of the Constitutional <hi rend="superscript">2</hi> and Commercial <hi rend="superscript">1</hi> branches of<lb/>the law: freedom of trade from the restraints imposed<lb/>upon it by <del>the ce</del> or by the influence of the British<lb/>Parliament and for the supposed <add>exclusive</add> benefit of Great Britain<lb/>to the prejudice of the interests of Ireland, and <del>f</del> emancipation<lb/>from the subjection in which the legislative<lb/><del>and judicial</del> authority of the two Houses of Parliament<lb/>in Ireland, and the <add>highest</add> judicial authority in that<lb/>Kingdom were held by the Monarch in conjunction<lb/>with the two Houses of Parliament in England<lb/>The first <add>object</add> would at the outset be in the minds of some the<lb/>only one contemplated; and in the minds of all the only one<lb/>avowed: but as the association <sic>encreased</sic> in strength it <add>the second</add> became<lb/> more and more extensively, and at length universally avowed.</p>                     






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1820 Feb. 22
Radicalism not dangerous

5 ulto
III Experience
Ireland

2 §.2. Democratic ascendency established

5
Officers chosen by
privates — mostly men
of property: many of
rank: including the
sole Duke and Charlemont,
most influential W and
popular Whig.

5 The Officers were chosen by the privates: for the
most part they were men of considerable property and among
them were men of the highest rank in the nation and
in particular the Duke of Leinster, sole Duke and premier
Peer, and the Earl of Charlemont one of the richest and regarded as the
most accomplished man in the nation at that time, and
the man of greatest influence considered as the head and leader of among the Whigs.

6
At the first, objects
of the association,
defence of against invasion,
and improvement
in Constitutional
and Commercial law
emancipation of Irish
trade and parliamentary
power from
British oppression
The first the only object
at first universally
contemplated: but as
the association strengthened,
the other

6. The association had Considered in its general
mass the Association had further from the first two
very distinct objects: 1 the contributing to the defence
of the country against an eventually apprehended enemy
against an app invasion apprehended at the
hands of a foreign enemy, and the obtaining from the
fears of the British Government an improvement in the
state of the Constitutional 2 and Commercial 1 branches of
the law: freedom of trade from the restraints imposed
upon it by the ce or by the influence of the British
Parliament and for the supposed exclusive benefit of Great Britain
to the prejudice of the interests of Ireland, and f emancipation
from the subjection in which the legislative
and judicial authority of the two Houses of Parliament
in Ireland, and the highest judicial authority in that
Kingdom were held by the Monarch in conjunction
with the two Houses of Parliament in England
The first object would at the outset be in the minds of some the
only one contemplated; and in the minds of all the only one
avowed: but as the association encreased in strength it the second became
more and more extensively, and at length universally avowed.




Identifier: | JB/137/270/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 137.

Date_1

1820-02-22

Marginal Summary Numbering

5-6

Box

137

Main Headings

radicalism not dangerous

Folio number

270

Info in main headings field

radicalism not dangerous

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d5 / e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

46987

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