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<p><!-- pencil --><head>Parochial Maps</head></p> | <p><!-- pencil --><head>Parochial Maps</head></p> | ||
<p>Utilities</p> | <p><head>Utilities</head></p> | ||
<p>1. | <p>1. Preventing disputes<lb/> | ||
about boundaries</p> | about boundaries</p> | ||
<p>2. | <p>2. Affording an expeditious<lb/> | ||
and precise<lb/> | and precise<lb/> | ||
mode of description<lb/> | mode of description<lb/> | ||
for land</p> | for land</p> | ||
<p>3. | <p>3. Exhibiting the<lb/> | ||
number of houses<lb/> | number of houses<lb/> | ||
and thence of inhabitants:<lb/> | and thence of inhabitants:<lb/> | ||
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be universally marked<lb/> | be universally marked<lb/> | ||
with the greatest facility<lb/> | with the greatest facility<lb/> | ||
and | and certainty<lb/></p> | ||
<p>4. | <p>4. Facilitating the<lb/> | ||
equal | equal allocation<lb/> | ||
of all <add>local</add> taxes</p> | of all <add>local</add> taxes</p> | ||
<p>5. | <p>5. Giving the Minister<lb/> | ||
without | without trouble<lb/> | ||
or effort a | or effort a perfect<lb/> | ||
knowledge of his<lb/> | knowledge of his<lb/> | ||
Parishioners.</p> | Parishioners.</p> | ||
<p>6. | <p>6. Exposing to observation<lb/> | ||
all suspicious<lb/> | all suspicious<lb/> | ||
characters<lb/> | characters<lb/> | ||
among the inhabitants.</p> | among the inhabitants.</p> | ||
<p>7. | <p>7. Affording an instructive<lb/> | ||
basis for<lb/> | basis for<lb/> | ||
places of Military<lb/> | places of Military<lb/> | ||
Defence.</p> | Defence.</p> | ||
<p>8. | <p>8. Facilitating the<lb/> | ||
<add>exact</add> registry of | <add>exact</add> registry of births: | ||
and thence | and thence cutting<lb/> | ||
off | off Pauper Settlement <gap/>.</p> | ||
<p>9. The <hi rend="underline">Square</hi> of | |||
<p>9. | a man's birth to<lb/> | ||
be added to his identification<lb/> | |||
be added to his<lb/> | mark.</p> | ||
<p>10. Exhibiting a precise<lb/> | |||
<p>10. | and unexaggerated <del><gap/></del><lb/> | ||
and unexaggerated <del><gap/></del><lb/> | and immediate view<lb/> | ||
and immediate<lb/> | of progress and decline,<lb/> | ||
of progress and<lb/> | and thence<lb/> | ||
cutting down mens<lb/> | |||
cutting down | <unclear>instruction</unclear>.</p> | ||
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<p><head><add>Cadastrial</add> Parochial Maps</head></p> | <p><head><add>Cadastrial</add> Parochial Maps</head></p> | ||
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to be allowed.</p> | to be allowed.</p> | ||
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Parochial Maps
Utilities
1. Preventing disputes
about boundaries
2. Affording an expeditious
and precise
mode of description
for land
3. Exhibiting the
number of houses
and thence of inhabitants:
of which
the changes may
be universally marked
with the greatest facility
and certainty
4. Facilitating the
equal allocation
of all local taxes
5. Giving the Minister
without trouble
or effort a perfect
knowledge of his
Parishioners.
6. Exposing to observation
all suspicious
characters
among the inhabitants.
7. Affording an instructive
basis for
places of Military
Defence.
8. Facilitating the
exact registry of births:
and thence cutting
off Pauper Settlement .
9. The Square of
a man's birth to
be added to his identification
mark.
10. Exhibiting a precise
and unexaggerated
and immediate view
of progress and decline,
and thence
cutting down mens
instruction.
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Cadastrial Parochial Maps
Make one for Battersea
Parish, to serve
as a specimen and
pattern.
The Map being divided
into Squares
each Square distinguished
by a letter†, these
Squares will serve as
a permanent system
of nomenclature; and
standard of reference
for conveyances
† Letters not numerous
enough – Arabic
system viz. numbers
Roman or upright
one way of the Map
Station or leaning
the other way.
Make it on the
scale which would
serve best for a common
and universal one.
The scale might
be magnified for
towns – suppose –
here it were to
be 1/12 inch to
a foot, as in
buildings land is
reckoned and valued
per foot.
Examples the
Map of France
on the largest scale –
Quere the Scale
Quere the largest
scale of a County
Map 2 inches to
a Mile.
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Cadastrial Maps
Quere thanever Sherwood's
found Survey
of London? 2 inches
to a Mile is
The largest Parish
is say 6 inches in
diameter. This at
a foot to an inch
would be 6 feet
at 2 feet 12 feet
not too large to hang
up in a Vestry
3 feet to a mile
would be 1/1760 scale.
☞ 1/1760 of a foot
would be a very discernible
quantity on
Paper.
Large Parishes may
be divided for this
purpose into E. W.
N. & South, or into
with exclusion of
one or two of these
divisions according
to the shape of the
Parish, as in the
Yorkshire Ridings.
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Utilities
11. Affording a basis
for a plan for
the ascertaining
fixing and promulgating
rights.
Heritable Lands
for example to be
described with reference
to the Parochial
Maps. The
entries published
in which the claim
is grounded. After
a certain time, no
claim that is not
thus substantiated
to be allowed.
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jeremy bentham |
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