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<head>1819 Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 6<lb/>
Radicalism not dangerous</head>
 
<note>Introd<lb/>
<gap/> <lb/>
II. Unauthoritative accusations<lb/>
2. Earl Grey and Lord John Russell</note>
 
<note>11<lb/>
More extensively<lb/>
applied may be the<lb/>
inference of inward<lb/>
agreement from the<lb/>
<gap/> of indirect opposition:<lb/>
opposition<lb/>
weaker, the stronger the<lb/>
latent of and approval<lb/>
the stronger the inference.</note>
 
<p>I would beg the reader to conclude</p>
<p>This same observation might <add>I would by the reader to concede</add>I am strongly inclined to<lb/>
<add>whether it might not be susceptible of</add> think receive a much more extensive application.</p>
 
<note>12<lb/>
Thus in the cases<lb/>
of Earl Grey and<lb/>
Lord John Russel,<lb/>
no arguments of<lb/>
better than expression<lb/>
of passion found:<lb/>
therefore none better<lb/>
would be found</note>
 
<p>For when such pens as Earl Greys and Lord John<lb/>
Russell in lieu of all argument <add>not in addition to argument, but</add> of all attempt as argument<lb/>
nothing is to be found but a set of words in which<lb/>
in addition to the assumption of the thing in dispute nothing<lb/>
but an expression of passion is to be found what inference<lb/>
that natural not to say conclusive than this. namely<lb/>
that it was by the <add>expressed</add> inability of finding any thing in the <lb/>
stamp of argument to address on that side than that uneasiness <lb/>
had been produced which <add><del>made</del></add> <del>implied words</del> gave it<lb/>
self vent and sought relief in words such as those?</p>
 
<note>13<lb/>
Those from the lips<lb/>
were also plainly<lb/>
from the pen of Earl<lb/>
Grey. Yet a perfect<lb/>
model of inanity<lb/>
Length no admitting<lb/>
of their being<lb/>
greater <gap/> as far to<lb/>
them will this observation<lb/>
in view</note>
 
<p><del>In speaking of Earl</del> The <hi rend="underline">pen</hi> I say and this not<lb/>
only in speaking not only of Lord John Russel but of Earl<lb/>
Grey: The reasons which I have a view are those of <lb/>
his Lordships <add>those of Lords recantitive spirit </add> spirit <del>to the sp</del> in 1810, and he<lb/>
<gap/> down Newcastle spent Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1807.  For<lb/>
nothing can be more evident that before or after the<lb/>
lips it were from the pen of the Noble Earl that the 2nd<lb/>
comes so elaborated proceeded.</p>
 
<note>13<hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>
Lord Johns <gap/><lb/>
impeachments has some<lb/>
meaning in it, viz.<lb/>
are will <gap/> it so.</note><lb/>
 
<p>If <del>I were it require</del> it was required of me to give<lb/>
a model of inanity, I know not where a more finished<lb/>
model of that sort of composition among so many as<lb/>
the public is daily <gap/> with could be printed out <add><gap/></add>.<lb/>
If intellectual could like physical gas be compressed within<lb/>
a given space, <del>I would</del> it should here have a plan at length.<lb/>
But as this can not be done all that can be done here is to<lb/>
give reference to the place where it may done in at full length<lb/>
coupled with the intimation of the observation which the<lb/>
reader should have in view in reading it</p>
 
<p>Note<lb/>
In the Opprobrious epithets <del><gap/> of</del> Lord Johns have more meaning in them than <lb/>
Earl Greys. Impracticable, yes: for <del>having</del> it <add>being</add> the one power to <gap/> <add>than</add><note>than such, this power<lb/>
we shall exert accordingly)</note></p>






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1819 Decr 6
Radicalism not dangerous

Introd

II. Unauthoritative accusations
2. Earl Grey and Lord John Russell

11
More extensively
applied may be the
inference of inward
agreement from the
of indirect opposition:
opposition
weaker, the stronger the
latent of and approval
the stronger the inference.

I would beg the reader to conclude

This same observation might I would by the reader to concedeI am strongly inclined to
whether it might not be susceptible of think receive a much more extensive application.

12
Thus in the cases
of Earl Grey and
Lord John Russel,
no arguments of
better than expression
of passion found:
therefore none better
would be found

For when such pens as Earl Greys and Lord John
Russell in lieu of all argument not in addition to argument, but of all attempt as argument
nothing is to be found but a set of words in which
in addition to the assumption of the thing in dispute nothing
but an expression of passion is to be found what inference
that natural not to say conclusive than this. namely
that it was by the expressed inability of finding any thing in the
stamp of argument to address on that side than that uneasiness
had been produced which made implied words gave it
self vent and sought relief in words such as those?

13
Those from the lips
were also plainly
from the pen of Earl
Grey. Yet a perfect
model of inanity
Length no admitting
of their being
greater as far to
them will this observation
in view

In speaking of Earl The pen I say and this not
only in speaking not only of Lord John Russel but of Earl
Grey: The reasons which I have a view are those of
his Lordships those of Lords recantitive spirit spirit to the sp in 1810, and he
down Newcastle spent Decr 1807. For
nothing can be more evident that before or after the
lips it were from the pen of the Noble Earl that the 2nd
comes so elaborated proceeded.

13(a)
Lord Johns
impeachments has some
meaning in it, viz.
are will it so.

If I were it require it was required of me to give
a model of inanity, I know not where a more finished
model of that sort of composition among so many as
the public is daily with could be printed out .
If intellectual could like physical gas be compressed within
a given space, I would it should here have a plan at length.
But as this can not be done all that can be done here is to
give reference to the place where it may done in at full length
coupled with the intimation of the observation which the
reader should have in view in reading it

Note
In the Opprobrious epithets of Lord Johns have more meaning in them than
Earl Greys. Impracticable, yes: for having it being the one power to thanthan such, this power
we shall exert accordingly)




Identifier: | JB/137/081/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 137.

Date_1

1819-12-06

Marginal Summary Numbering

11-13, 13a

Box

137

Main Headings

radicalism not dangerous

Folio number

081

Info in main headings field

radicalism not dangerous

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e5

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[prince of wales feathers] i&m 1818]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

arthur wellesley, duke of wellington

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1818

Notes public

ID Number

46798

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