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<p>The <unclear>principle</unclear> is that the property of rich and poor shall be taken and<lb/>
divided shared among the rich</p>


<p>To what end then <add>once more</add> <del>are</del> is it that Sinecures are kept<lb/>
up and defended?  that there may be so much the more<lb/>
<add>of the peoples money</add>to squander to dispose of without account: to bestow<lb/>
not <del><gap/></del> simply in waste, for as will presently be seen<lb/>
mere <add>simple</add> waste were that the worst would in comparison<lb/>
of the <unclear>natural</unclear> facets of such be one improvement<lb/>
but in <add>way</add><del>a way</del> much worse than that of simple<lb/>
waste: that money may never be wanting for augmenting<add>making</add><lb/>
the opulence of the opulent, the power of the powerful the<lb/>
pride of the proud, the insolence of the insolent or the<lb/>
corruption of the corrupt</p>


<p><del>And</del></p>
<p>And on what ground or rather by what phrases is<lb/>
depredation in the <del>constances</del><add>established</add> shapes and to the established<lb/>
amount attempted or pretended to be justified?<lb/>
On the same grounds and by the same pleasures by which<lb/>
depredation in every other shape paid to any other amount<lb/>
might equating will be justified and so long in the people<lb/>
would find money and patience would be justified<lb/>
so long as a penny remained in the pockets of the people.</p>
<p>While the Crown<add>King</add> had <unclear>lands</unclear> pretences as good as these<lb/>
were found for granting away the Kings lands. Now that<lb/>
nothing remains to the King but what is drawn from the <lb/>
subsistence of the people by taxes imposed under the name<lb/>
of taxes or under the name of fees <del>alt at best</del><add>allow but</add> those <lb/>
plans in which the bestowal of that which in this shape <add>under this name</add> has<lb/>
already been <del>de</del> bestowed, and whatever remains will follow it.</p>


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The principle is that the property of rich and poor shall be taken and
divided shared among the rich

To what end then once more are is it that Sinecures are kept
up and defended? that there may be so much the more
of the peoples moneyto squander to dispose of without account: to bestow
not simply in waste, for as will presently be seen
mere simple waste were that the worst would in comparison
of the natural facets of such be one improvement
but in waya way much worse than that of simple
waste: that money may never be wanting for augmentingmaking
the opulence of the opulent, the power of the powerful the
pride of the proud, the insolence of the insolent or the
corruption of the corrupt

And

And on what ground or rather by what phrases is
depredation in the constancesestablished shapes and to the established
amount attempted or pretended to be justified?
On the same grounds and by the same pleasures by which
depredation in every other shape paid to any other amount
might equating will be justified and so long in the people
would find money and patience would be justified
so long as a penny remained in the pockets of the people.

While the CrownKing had lands pretences as good as these
were found for granting away the Kings lands. Now that
nothing remains to the King but what is drawn from the
subsistence of the people by taxes imposed under the name
of taxes or under the name of fees alt at bestallow but those
plans in which the bestowal of that which in this shape under this name has
already been de bestowed, and whatever remains will follow it.



Identifier: | JB/147/112/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 147.

Date_1

1810-02-19

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

147

Main Headings

Sinecures

Folio number

112

Info in main headings field

Sinecures

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

E8

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

49337

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