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Indirect Legislation

Evidence §

the only causes, are yet of themselves [causes fully] sufficient to account
for that debility [which is now, &
I much fear will long continue to be, imputable to the
police of England.] of the powers of justice from
whence the multitude multitudinousness of crimes and the insecurity
[of life liberty and property] of whatever is dear to
men in a civilized society takes its rise.

It is evident then that the abolition of these
rules could it by any means take place, and the safety of innocence
be yet sufficiently provided for would be
one of the most powerful antidotes that could possibly
be applied to every sort of mischief of which delinquency
is the cause.

Identifier: \| JB/087/185/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 87.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	087	Main Headings	indirect legislation
Folio number	185	Info in main headings field	indirect legislation
Image	003	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	4
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	f7 / f8 / f9 / f10
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	27710
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-<p><add>the</add> only causes, are  <add>yet of themselves</add> [causes fully] sufficient to account <lb/>for that <del>weak</del> debility [which is now, &amp;<lb/>I much fear will long continue to be, imputable to the<lb/>police of England.] of the powers of justice from <lb/>whence the multitude <add>multitudinousness</add> of crimes and the insecurity<lb/>[of life liberty and property] of whatever is dear to<lb/>men in a civilized society takes its rise.<lb/></p><p>It is evident then that the abolition of these<lb/>rules could it by any means take place, and <add>the safety of</add> innocence<lb/>be yet sufficiently provided for would be<lb/>one of the most powerful antidotes that could possibly<lb/>be applied to every sort of mischief of which delinquency <lb/>is the cause.<lb/></p>
+<note>Evidence &sect;</note>
+<p><add>the</add> only causes, are  <add>yet of themselves</add> [causes fully] sufficient to account <lb/>for that <del><gap/></del> debility [which is now, &amp;<lb/>I much fear will long continue to be, imputable to the<lb/>police of England.] of the powers of justice from <lb/>whence the multitude <add>multitudinousness</add> of crimes and the insecurity<lb/>[of life liberty and property] of whatever is dear to<lb/>men in a civilized society takes its rise.<lb/></p><p>It is evident then that the abolition of these<lb/>rules could it by any means take place, and <add>the safety of</add> innocence<lb/>be yet sufficiently provided for would be<lb/>one of the most powerful antidotes that could possibly<lb/>be applied to every sort of mischief of which delinquency <lb/>is the cause.<lb/></p>
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