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<head>1826 July 9 <note>8</note><lb/>London Petition</head> <p>We <sic>submitt</sic> to Your Honourable<lb/>House that all<lb/><unclear>assurance</unclear> of the supposed<lb/>points ascribed to English<lb/>judicature and English<lb/>Judges as <unclear>printed or</unclear><lb/><gap/> <gap/> and <unclear>belied</unclear><lb/>by the most notorious and<lb/>indisputable facts.</p> <p>We are sure that in<lb/>the <add>English</add> corruption no where<lb/>there is established by<lb/>law that impunity for<lb/>it is implied, profit<lb/>by it enormous: and<lb/>we do not believe that<lb/>corruption is established <add>in this or<lb/>any other form whether had</add><lb/>by law in any other<lb/>country as large<lb/>or of the extended world</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <p>We observe that the<lb/>more <gap/> when the system<lb/>and the Judges are <gap/><lb/>values <gap/> now<lb/>without <gap/> shame.<lb/>none of the facts when<lb/>stated are ever certain<lb/>to be denied.</p> <p><gap/> <gap/> as we<lb/>in a <gap/> have<lb/>transferred so <gap/> of<lb/><gap/> and<lb/><gap/> praise.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <p>We profess ourselves<lb/>unable to concur<lb/>in what possible form<lb/>corruption can <add>be</add> possibility<lb/>exist if it does<lb/>not exist in this.<lb/><del>nor in what <add>other</add> form it<lb/>can exist</del><lb/>nor if it does exist<lb/>in <del><gap/></del> what other form<lb/>it can be productive of<lb/>mischief and human<lb/>suffering in so large a<lb/>mass as in this.</p> <p>If corruption in <sic>favor</sic><lb/>of an individual to<lb/>be projective of this or<lb/>that other individual<lb/>be called mischievous<lb/>and scandalous<lb/>we are unable to concur<lb/>how it should<lb/>fail to be mischievous<lb/>in proportion to the<lb/>numbers affected when<lb/>the whole number of<lb/>the members of the community<lb/>are divided<lb/>into two classes: are<lb/>composed of the parties<lb/>wronged by it, <add>the <del><gap/></del> <unclear>presumably</unclear> <gap/></add> the other<lb/>of the parties <gap/><lb/>by it and the other<lb/>ten or twenty times<lb/>their number of the<lb/><add>comparatively <gap/></add> parties wronged by it<lb/>justice in it has been <add><gap/> have been</add><lb/>seized up in a few<lb/>words denied to the<lb/>vast majority of the<lb/>people and <del>sold</del> at<lb/>a enormous price sold to all besides.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fourth column --> <p>We cannot forgive to<lb/>ourselves a state of things<lb/>more replete with <add>cause of</add> just<lb/>cause of reproach to<lb/>those who uphold such<lb/>a system not to speak<lb/>of those who suffer it</p> | |||
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1826 July 9 8
London Petition
We submitt to Your Honourable
House that all
assurance of the supposed
points ascribed to English
judicature and English
Judges as printed or
and belied
by the most notorious and
indisputable facts.
We are sure that in
the English corruption no where
there is established by
law that impunity for
it is implied, profit
by it enormous: and
we do not believe that
corruption is established in this or
any other form whether had
by law in any other
country as large
or of the extended world
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We observe that the
more when the system
and the Judges are
values now
without shame.
none of the facts when
stated are ever certain
to be denied.
as we
in a have
transferred so of
and
praise.
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We profess ourselves
unable to concur
in what possible form
corruption can be possibility
exist if it does
not exist in this.
nor in what other form it
can exist
nor if it does exist
in what other form
it can be productive of
mischief and human
suffering in so large a
mass as in this.
If corruption in favor
of an individual to
be projective of this or
that other individual
be called mischievous
and scandalous
we are unable to concur
how it should
fail to be mischievous
in proportion to the
numbers affected when
the whole number of
the members of the community
are divided
into two classes: are
composed of the parties
wronged by it, the presumably the other
of the parties
by it and the other
ten or twenty times
their number of the
comparatively parties wronged by it
justice in it has been have been
seized up in a few
words denied to the
vast majority of the
people and sold at
a enormous price sold to all besides.
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We cannot forgive to
ourselves a state of things
more replete with cause of just
cause of reproach to
those who uphold such
a system not to speak
of those who suffer it
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jeremy bentham |
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jonathan blenman |
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