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<p><!-- pencil -->19 April 1810<lb/>
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<!-- pencil --><head>Sinecures</head></p>
 
<p><del>Conception</del> Of this tax as of any other, complain<lb/>
 
to the man of finance, his answer is always <add>still</add> ready.<lb/>
 
Taxes are necessary.  Taxes <del>being</del> are necessary being the<lb/>
antecedent, the consequent as therefore whether the tax<lb/>
be <del>the</del> of the most or of the least afflictive kind <add>that can be imagined</add> imaginable<lb/>
makes no difference.  Such is the logic of the man of<lb/>
finance, such the logic by which sure <add>regular</add> conviction is operated<lb/>
upon the minds of Honourable auditors.  Money must<lb/>
be found:  <del>for on</del> the proposition is a simple one – the proof<lb/>
is not much less so, and for the conception <add>receipt</add> and<lb/>
weighing of such arguments <add>reasoning</add> not only the necessary patience<lb/>
but the necessary talents are at hand.  Taxes are<lb/>
necessary:  thus much is agreed to and understood by everybody:<lb/>
but whether this or that tax be more afflictive<lb/>
this is matter of dry reasoning for the discussion<lb/>
of which Honourable Gentlemen have neither taste nor<lb/>
leisure.  It is no business of theirs:  it belongs to the<lb/>
Chancellor of the Exchequer:  let him look to it.  If<lb/>
indeed, being ever so well chosen, there were something in<lb/>
it <add>its composition</add> out of which a ferment could be extracted capable of<lb/>
setting against the passions of an unthinking multitude,<lb/>
then indeed a tax, <add>good or bad</add> would be worth <gap/> <add>would be worth thinking about</add>.</p>
<p>Taxes are necessary, therefore this tax is a proper one <add>so is the denial and sale of justice</add><lb/>
<del>a proper one this tax</del> confirmation accordingly, yes and<lb/>
from time to time extension given to a tax in comparison<lb/>
of which an addition <add>even</add> to the income tax, even if instead of<lb/>
instead of ten per cent it were ninety per cent would still be a relief.</p>
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19 April 1810
Sinecures

Conception Of this tax as of any other, complain
to the man of finance, his answer is always still ready.
Taxes are necessary. Taxes being are necessary being the
antecedent, the consequent as therefore whether the tax
be the of the most or of the least afflictive kind that can be imagined imaginable
makes no difference. Such is the logic of the man of
finance, such the logic by which sure regular conviction is operated
upon the minds of Honourable auditors. Money must
be found: for on the proposition is a simple one – the proof
is not much less so, and for the conception receipt and
weighing of such arguments reasoning not only the necessary patience
but the necessary talents are at hand. Taxes are
necessary: thus much is agreed to and understood by everybody:
but whether this or that tax be more afflictive
this is matter of dry reasoning for the discussion
of which Honourable Gentlemen have neither taste nor
leisure. It is no business of theirs: it belongs to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer: let him look to it. If
indeed, being ever so well chosen, there were something in
it its composition out of which a ferment could be extracted capable of
setting against the passions of an unthinking multitude,
then indeed a tax, good or bad would be worth would be worth thinking about.

Taxes are necessary, therefore this tax is a proper one so is the denial and sale of justice
a proper one this tax confirmation accordingly, yes and
from time to time extension given to a tax in comparison
of which an addition even to the income tax, even if instead of
instead of ten per cent it were ninety per cent would still be a relief.


Identifier: | JB/147/505/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 147.

Date_1

1810-04-19

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

147

Main Headings

Sinecures

Folio number

505

Info in main headings field

Sinecures

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

C8

Penner

Watermarks

TH 1806

Marginals

Paper Producer

Andre Morellet

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1806

Notes public

ID Number

49730

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