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Box 104 contains some of Bentham's writings on political fallacies. Bentham’s work on this subject was part of his campaign to radically reform the British political establishment. Bentham defined fallacies as false and irrelevant arguments used by politicians in the hope of blocking innovative legislation. Bentham listed and described a large number of these fallacies and explained why people were inclined to believe them.

Detailed contents of this box are as follows:

Folios 1 to 39: Fallacies - Preface, history of fallacies; 1811, 1819, 1820, 1821
Folios 40 to 72: Fallacies - Generalia, uses of this work; 1809, 1811, 1819
Folios 73 to 91: Fallacies - Generalia; 1809, 1810, 1811
Folios 92 to 357: Fallacies - Ancestor worship, cause and obstacle confused, fallacies of the arts, Jephtha's vows, opposer general's argument, why most employed by the Ins, utterers, self-trumpeter's argument; 1810-19
Folios 358 to 399: Fallacies - Either side [miscellaneous fragments]; 1808-11, 1819
Folios 400 to 423: Fallacies, ad judicum - question beggars, paradox brandishers, [fragments]; 1809-11, 1821
Folios 424 to 427: Fallacies ad judicum; 1822
Folios 428 to 435: Fallacies - Either side [marginals]; 1822-24
Folios 436 to 475: Tory and Whig Fallacies - Whig demerits; 1817, 1819
Folios 476 to 496: Fallacies - On the use made of the Revolution of 1688 by the Whigs in the way of argument - introduction; 1818

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+Box 104 contains some of Bentham's writings on political fallacies.  Bentham’s work on this subject was part of his campaign to radically reform the British political establishment.  Bentham defined fallacies as false and irrelevant arguments used by politicians in the hope of blocking innovative legislation.  Bentham listed and described a large number of these fallacies and explained why people were inclined to believe them.
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 * '''Folios 476 to 496''': Fallacies - On the use made of the Revolution of 1688 by the Whigs in the way of argument - introduction; 1818
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