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<p>1824 Oct. 9<lb/>
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<head>Constitutional Code</head></p>
 
<p>Rationale</p>
 
<p>1  As to appropriate <add>moral</add> aptitude.  This consists in, and is <add>exists</add> in proportion<lb/>
 
to the desire <add>and endeavour</add> to contribute to the maximization of the happiness<lb/>
of the people.</p>
<p>Of this branch <add>element</add> of aptitude, the people, as such, possess the<lb/>
maximum.  Each one desires his own happiness <del><gap/></del> on all occasions<lb/>
and above all things.  Each one, it is true with extremely <add>exceptions<lb/>
too few to be worth taking into account</add> few exceptions <del>would sacrifice the</del> will in case of competition<lb/>
sacrifice <del>the</del> to his own happiness the happiness of others in any<lb/>
number and to any account.  But <del>any such sacrifice</del><lb/>
to a certain degree, on condition of <del>choosing</del> <add>concurring in the choice of</add> apt Agents, <del>each</del> in<lb/>
<del>one</del> <add>the character of directors of the conduct of all</add> may see his own happiness secured to a degree much<lb/>
beyond <del>that</del> any to which he could of himself secured it:  and<lb/>
this condition few if any <add>in the present state of European civilized society</add>, are so weak as not to <add>be content and</add> desirous<lb/>
to submitt to.  In so far as what he does tends <add>contributes it</add> to his own happiness<lb/>
without diminishing or obstructing the happiness of others, he generally speaking⊞ <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> experiences not on the part of those others any obstruction to such his endeavours.</note></p>
<p>Of this same branch of appropriate aptitude the minimum<lb/>
is that <add>and nothing more, is that proportion</add> which by every Monarch as such is <unclear>known</unclear> to be possessed.<lb/>
In this power he <del>always</del> at all times sees it to be to<lb/>
sacrifice <add>to a vast extent</add> to his own means of <add>expected</add> happiness, the means <add>of happiness</add> together with<lb/>
the happiness of all over whom <add>he rules.</add> his rule extends.</p>
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1824 Oct. 9
Constitutional Code

Rationale

1 As to appropriate moral aptitude. This consists in, and is exists in proportion
to the desire and endeavour to contribute to the maximization of the happiness
of the people.

Of this branch element of aptitude, the people, as such, possess the
maximum. Each one desires his own happiness on all occasions
and above all things. Each one, it is true with extremely exceptions
too few to be worth taking into account
few exceptions would sacrifice the will in case of competition
sacrifice the to his own happiness the happiness of others in any
number and to any account. But any such sacrifice
to a certain degree, on condition of choosing concurring in the choice of apt Agents, each in
one the character of directors of the conduct of all may see his own happiness secured to a degree much
beyond that any to which he could of himself secured it: and
this condition few if any in the present state of European civilized society, are so weak as not to be content and desirous
to submitt to. In so far as what he does tends contributes it to his own happiness
without diminishing or obstructing the happiness of others, he generally speaking⊞ experiences not on the part of those others any obstruction to such his endeavours.

Of this same branch of appropriate aptitude the minimum
is that and nothing more, is that proportion which by every Monarch as such is known to be possessed.
In this power he always at all times sees it to be to
sacrifice to a vast extent to his own means of expected happiness, the means of happiness together with
the happiness of all over whom he rules. his rule extends.


Identifier: | JB/037/417/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 37.

Date_1

1824-10-09

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

037

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

417

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

rationale

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1822

Marginals

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1822

Notes public

ID Number

11632

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