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nor being able to do it so well as as it is <add>has been</add> done by new<lb/> | nor being able to do it so well as as it is <add>has been</add> done by new<lb/> | ||
and unpracticed is the reputation that results from the<lb/> | and unpracticed is the reputation that results from the<lb/> | ||
change be this veteran and experienced hand: | change be this veteran and experienced hand: while<lb/> | ||
the reputation of having done so much better than<lb/> | the reputation of having done so much better than<lb/> | ||
he form part of the | he form part of the reward and frequently <add>sometimes</add> not the<lb/> | ||
least valued part of the reward reaped by the <add><gap/></add> authors<lb/> | least valued part of the reward reaped by the <add><gap/></add> authors<lb/> | ||
of the improvement.</p> | of the improvement.</p> | ||
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<p><add>More especially</add> Where office is concerned <add>those excepted which afford is each other a necessary support</add> every man who has must<lb/> | <p><add>More especially</add> Where office is concerned <add>those excepted which afford is each other a necessary support</add> every man who has must<lb/> | ||
finds a natural enemy not only in every man who has<lb/> | finds a natural enemy not only in every man who has<lb/> | ||
<add> | <add>merit but in every-man who has none.In the part of him <lb/> | ||
into which | into which one must he many now has no power <del><gap/></del> money affords no obstruction<lb/> | ||
but whose power<lb/> | but whose power<lb/> | ||
exists obstruction acts<lb/> | exists obstruction acts<lb/> | ||
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that of efficiency.</p> | that of efficiency.</p> | ||
<p>Offices to which no duty at all is attached from<lb/> | <p>Offices to which no duty at all is attached from<lb/> | ||
at once the smallest and the most <add>least noxious</add> inoxious part of<lb/> | at once the smallest and the most <add>least noxious</add> inoxious part of<lb/> | ||
the mass of sinecures.</p> | the mass of sinecures.</p> | ||
<p>In general what you have in the case of<lb/> | <p>In general what you have in the case of<lb/> | ||
high paid Office those whose possessors are to | high paid Office those whose possessors are to Speak in<lb/> | ||
< | <unclear>parliament</unclear> excepted it some great character whose<lb/> | ||
qualifications consist in the writing of his name with<lb/> | qualifications consist in the writing of his name with<lb/> | ||
a little character under the | a little character under the bill of departing, or efficient or<lb/> | ||
chief clerk whose business it is to find<add>supply </add> what portion of<lb/> | chief clerk whose business it is to find<add>supply </add> what portion of<lb/> | ||
though is regarded as necessary to the business of the<lb/> | though is regarded as necessary to the business of the<lb/> | ||
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The reputation of not having than the business so well
nor being able to do it so well as as it is has been done by new
and unpracticed is the reputation that results from the
change be this veteran and experienced hand: while
the reputation of having done so much better than
he form part of the reward and frequently sometimes not the
least valued part of the reward reaped by the authors
of the improvement.
More especially Where office is concerned those excepted which afford is each other a necessary support every man who has must
finds a natural enemy not only in every man who has
merit but in every-man who has none.In the part of him
into which one must he many now has no power money affords no obstruction
but whose power
exists obstruction acts
with <add>from</add>proportionable
from.
In many instances - perhaps in most - the two cases
the two sources of obstruction are combined and spirit
will united force: SInecure that of sinecure and
that of efficiency.
Offices to which no duty at all is attached from
at once the smallest and the most least noxious inoxious part of
the mass of sinecures.
In general what you have in the case of
high paid Office those whose possessors are to Speak in
parliament excepted it some great character whose
qualifications consist in the writing of his name with
a little character under the bill of departing, or efficient or
chief clerk whose business it is to findsupply what portion of
though is regarded as necessary to the business of the
office.
Identifier: | JB/147/047/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 147. |
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047 |
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Andre Morellet |
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