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'' | <head>5<lb/>1822. July 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi></head><head>Constitut Code Rationale</head> | ||
<note>Supreme operative<lb/>1. Monarch<lb/>2. Intellectual</note> | |||
<p>37. or 14. +<lb/>Example 2. Gratifications<lb/>for favorites of<lb/>both sexes, associates in<lb/>and instruments of,<lb/>pleasure in all shapes.<lb/>For a dependent of<lb/>his or her own, a<lb/>favorite wants an<lb/>office in Monarch's gift.</p> | |||
<p>38. or 15. +<lb/>Depredation, oppression,<lb/>misery go on<lb/>their course: hence<lb/>disturbance to<lb/>Monarch's ease. From<lb/>sympathy for the<lb/>sufferers, no: this<lb/>not more<lb/>than Sensible.<lb/>But by rival tale<lb/>bearers results are<lb/>whispered, by which<lb/>Monarch's ease is<lb/>disturbed.</p> | |||
<p>39. or 16. +<lb/>Example 1. Committed<lb/>this or that depredation,<lb/>in the profit of<lb/>which Monarch has<lb/>no share, or no<lb/>sufficient share: neither<lb/>by self nor favourite.<lb/>By such misdeed, displeasure<lb/>might not be<lb/>incapable of being<lb/>produced in Monarch's<lb/>mind. By a tale to<lb/>this effect, a tale bearer<lb/>might hope to<lb/>promote his purpose.</p> | |||
<p>40. or 17. +<lb/>Not so by tale of a<lb/>misdeed by which <sic>Monarchs</sic><lb/>sinister interest on a<lb/>favourites d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> was promoted<lb/>whatsoever the<lb/>misery produced in the<lb/>people, were it to end<lb/>there.</p> | |||
<p>But among the<lb/>sufferers misery and<lb/>despair might at any time<lb/>produce an assassin.<lb/>Strange if among so<lb/>many hundred thousands,<lb/>none of whom<lb/>would scruple to risk<lb/>their lives in the endeavour<lb/>to <add>destroy</add> those who had<lb/>never injured them,<lb/>some one should not<lb/>be disposed to risk his<lb/>life in the endeavour<lb/>to destroy him whose<lb/>life is to all one <gap/><lb/>discontinued course<lb/>of injury. <sic>Hense</sic>, fear<lb/>is among the attendants<lb/>of every throne: and<lb/>when by an aspiring<lb/>tale bearer, hints are<lb/>given of people's suffering<lb/>as produced by misrule,<lb/>fear presents to<lb/>imagination the connection<lb/>between the production<lb/>of suffering, and<lb/>retaliation by the<lb/>sufferers.</p> | |||
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<p>41. or 18. +<lb/>Meantime, howsoever<lb/>insane, howsoever <lb/>atrocious in all<lb/>authoritative Documents, the<lb/>same consummate,<lb/>unrivalled, and unvaried<lb/>excellence is<lb/>ascribed to him. Of<lb/>Monarchs, bodies though all<lb/>beautiful, variable:<lb/>but in all, mind is<lb/>the same</p> | |||
<p>42. or 19. +<lb/>Anglicé in every<lb/>Session, hundreds of times<lb/>does King join with<lb/>people's sham representatives<lb/>and Lords self<lb/>representatives in<lb/>declaring himself most<lb/>excellent.</p><p>So in Liturgy [by a<lb/>declaration which all<lb/>are punishable for not<lb/>joining in] "most religious<lb/>and gracious." Gracious<lb/>to all he smiles on:<lb/>Most <add>religious</add> <del>Gracious</del> Charles 2<lb/>heard himself called<lb/>while scoffing at religion.</p> | |||
<p>43. or 20. +<lb/>Of lying in all these forms,<lb/>the <sic>Kings</sic> creatures have<lb/>constantly the benefit,<lb/>disturbed or not disturbed<lb/>by insanity in his<lb/>Creator: insanity not<lb/>conspicuous, Creator sane<lb/>or insane, Government<lb/>may go on its course with<lb/>little difference</p> | |||
<pb/><p>[Deenda Scarcely<lb/>is it by the insane<lb/>that most mischief<lb/>has been done<lb/>Quere]</p> | |||
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5
1822. July 1stConstitut Code Rationale
Supreme operative
1. Monarch
2. Intellectual
37. or 14. +
Example 2. Gratifications
for favorites of
both sexes, associates in
and instruments of,
pleasure in all shapes.
For a dependent of
his or her own, a
favorite wants an
office in Monarch's gift.
38. or 15. +
Depredation, oppression,
misery go on
their course: hence
disturbance to
Monarch's ease. From
sympathy for the
sufferers, no: this
not more
than Sensible.
But by rival tale
bearers results are
whispered, by which
Monarch's ease is
disturbed.
39. or 16. +
Example 1. Committed
this or that depredation,
in the profit of
which Monarch has
no share, or no
sufficient share: neither
by self nor favourite.
By such misdeed, displeasure
might not be
incapable of being
produced in Monarch's
mind. By a tale to
this effect, a tale bearer
might hope to
promote his purpose.
40. or 17. +
Not so by tale of a
misdeed by which Monarchs
sinister interest on a
favourites do was promoted
whatsoever the
misery produced in the
people, were it to end
there.
But among the
sufferers misery and
despair might at any time
produce an assassin.
Strange if among so
many hundred thousands,
none of whom
would scruple to risk
their lives in the endeavour
to destroy those who had
never injured them,
some one should not
be disposed to risk his
life in the endeavour
to destroy him whose
life is to all one
discontinued course
of injury. Hense, fear
is among the attendants
of every throne: and
when by an aspiring
tale bearer, hints are
given of people's suffering
as produced by misrule,
fear presents to
imagination the connection
between the production
of suffering, and
retaliation by the
sufferers.
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41. or 18. +
Meantime, howsoever
insane, howsoever
atrocious in all
authoritative Documents, the
same consummate,
unrivalled, and unvaried
excellence is
ascribed to him. Of
Monarchs, bodies though all
beautiful, variable:
but in all, mind is
the same
42. or 19. +
Anglicé in every
Session, hundreds of times
does King join with
people's sham representatives
and Lords self
representatives in
declaring himself most
excellent.
So in Liturgy [by a
declaration which all
are punishable for not
joining in] "most religious
and gracious." Gracious
to all he smiles on:
Most religious Gracious Charles 2
heard himself called
while scoffing at religion.
43. or 20. +
Of lying in all these forms,
the Kings creatures have
constantly the benefit,
disturbed or not disturbed
by insanity in his
Creator: insanity not
conspicuous, Creator sane
or insane, Government
may go on its course with
little difference
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[Deenda Scarcely
is it by the insane
that most mischief
has been done
Quere]
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