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<p>1824 Aug. 24<lb/>
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<head>Constitutional Code</head><note>Ch. Sovereignty in whom</note></p>
 
<p>So much for principals:  now as to Agents.</p>
 
<p>First as to the People.</p>
 
<p>The same enquiry which tends then to tie <del><gap/></del> <add>obtainment obtaining</add> of<lb/>
<del>Agents</del> appropriate moral tends thence to the obtainment of<lb/>
appropriate intellectual aptitude in their agents:  they few<lb/>
men qualified at the same time with inclination and accordant<lb/>
intellectual power suited to the purpose of obtaining<lb/>
<del>from the</del> for them in the aggregate the maximum of happiness.<lb/>
The purpose of the Monarch is as above – not to <unclear>turn</unclear> to the<lb/>
people, but to himself the maximum of happiness:  <unclear>to</unclear> the people<lb/>
the maximum of happiness in so far as these is at variance<lb/>
with his.  Agents ready and willing to apply to the intent<lb/>
<del>whatsoever</del> to that same purpose whatsoever intellectual aptitude<lb/>
they possess can never be wanting.  But, those whose intellectual<lb/>
aptitude could be applied to the maximization of the happiness<lb/>
of the people <add>greatest number</add>, are not so much as looked out for – could not<lb/>
if offered be received:  those who are looked out for are those<lb/>
who in the course of their endeavour to maximize his happiness<lb/>
would not be to such a degree <gap/> of the means of<lb/>
keeping up the happiness of the greatest number, as to diminish<lb/>
their capacity of being made subordinate to his happiness, for<lb/>
example by diminishing their power of finding wherewithal to<lb/>
pay the <add>pecuniary</add> contribution required at their hands, those who should<lb/>
be incapable of preventing at the hands of the people such a degree
of resistance to <del><gap/></del> <add>legalized</add> depredation and oppression in other shapes<lb/>
as would produce disturbance to his repose.  But by himself<lb/>
intellectually weak, and not knowing whether to <unclear>reach</unclear> for good advice,<lb/>
a Monarch will <del>be</del> at all times be liable and likely to choose<lb/>
such Agents as are <del><gap/></del> not <unclear>able</unclear> not willing to contribute to<lb/>
the <unclear>maximization</unclear> of the happiness of the people, but unable so<lb/>
far to contribute <add><gap/></add> to his <add><unclear>sinister</unclear></add> happiness as to preserve his care for<lb/>
disturbance by resistance <unclear>experienced</unclear> or apprehended.</p>
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1824 Aug. 24
Constitutional CodeCh. Sovereignty in whom

So much for principals: now as to Agents.

First as to the People.

The same enquiry which tends then to tie obtainment obtaining of
Agents appropriate moral tends thence to the obtainment of
appropriate intellectual aptitude in their agents: they few
men qualified at the same time with inclination and accordant
intellectual power suited to the purpose of obtaining
from the for them in the aggregate the maximum of happiness.
The purpose of the Monarch is as above – not to turn to the
people, but to himself the maximum of happiness: to the people
the maximum of happiness in so far as these is at variance
with his. Agents ready and willing to apply to the intent
whatsoever to that same purpose whatsoever intellectual aptitude
they possess can never be wanting. But, those whose intellectual
aptitude could be applied to the maximization of the happiness
of the people greatest number, are not so much as looked out for – could not
if offered be received: those who are looked out for are those
who in the course of their endeavour to maximize his happiness
would not be to such a degree of the means of
keeping up the happiness of the greatest number, as to diminish
their capacity of being made subordinate to his happiness, for
example by diminishing their power of finding wherewithal to
pay the pecuniary contribution required at their hands, those who should
be incapable of preventing at the hands of the people such a degree of resistance to legalized depredation and oppression in other shapes
as would produce disturbance to his repose. But by himself
intellectually weak, and not knowing whether to reach for good advice,
a Monarch will be at all times be liable and likely to choose
such Agents as are not able not willing to contribute to
the maximization of the happiness of the people, but unable so
far to contribute to his sinister happiness as to preserve his care for
disturbance by resistance experienced or apprehended.


Identifier: | JB/037/411/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 37.

Date_1

1824-08-24

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

037

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

411

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d15

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1823

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1823

Notes public

ID Number

11626

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