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' | <p>be the most eligible place, <del>of such a <gap/></del> that he might<lb/> learn by experience the plan of management and discipline<lb/> pursued there, if such a transference were practicable.</p> | ||
<p>As to the question started by M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Vaughan whether I<lb/> have or have not the honour to be known you, it is no<lb/>otherwise material than with a view to the credit that<lb/> may be due to the facts I have had occasion to state.<lb/> The authority I have from the administration of Ireland would<lb/> appear in a letter from Sir J. Parnell which I have<lb/>at your command. But the man's best plea for mercy <lb/> is contained in his own letters.</p> | |||
<p>Some time ago I took the liberty of recommending to<lb/> your care through the medium of the Architect M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <del>Revilly</del> Reveley,<lb/>some impressions of engravings for the work which is to<lb/> be published in Ireland relative to the projected Penitentiary <lb/> House. <del>By</del> <add>In</add> a letter <add>of the 11th instant</add> I received from Sir John Parnell on the<lb/> 15<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> he observes that they were not then arrived: by which means<lb/> the publication which he <add>has</add> all along considered as a necessary preliminary<lb/>to the mention proposed to be made of the system in<lb/><add>Parliament</add></p> | |||
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be the most eligible place, of such a that he might
learn by experience the plan of management and discipline
pursued there, if such a transference were practicable.
As to the question started by Mr Vaughan whether I
have or have not the honour to be known you, it is no
otherwise material than with a view to the credit that
may be due to the facts I have had occasion to state.
The authority I have from the administration of Ireland would
appear in a letter from Sir J. Parnell which I have
at your command. But the man's best plea for mercy
is contained in his own letters.
Some time ago I took the liberty of recommending to
your care through the medium of the Architect Mr Revilly Reveley,
some impressions of engravings for the work which is to
be published in Ireland relative to the projected Penitentiary
House. By In a letter of the 11th instant I received from Sir John Parnell on the
15th he observes that they were not then arrived: by which means
the publication which he has all along considered as a necessary preliminary
to the mention proposed to be made of the system in
Parliament
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Identifier: | JB/541/226/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 541. |
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Correspondence |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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