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''This | <!-- this page is organised in five columns. The main heading is in pencil --> <p>Panopticon <foreign>Brouillon</foreign></p> <!-- start of first column --> <head><sic>Distrib.</sic> of Time<lb/>Hulks</head> <p>It is only when<lb/> . . . . . . .<lb/>and weather <sic>permitt</sic><lb/>that <del><gap/></del><lb/>any employment<lb/>is so much as<lb/>pretended to be<lb/>given them. What<lb/><del>such a degree of<lb/>He</del> When therefore<lb/>weather does<lb/>not <sic>permitt</sic> them<lb/>to be put to this<lb/>sort of hard labour,<lb/>they do nothing</p> <p>What species or<lb/>degree of bad weather<lb/>is sufficient to be<lb/><unclear>attended</unclear> with this<lb/>effect, how often it<lb/>takes place we are<lb/>left to conjecture<lb/>one should think<lb/><add>pretty.</add> <!-- continues in adjacent column --></p> <p>To short time<lb/>from apathy &<lb/>indolence</p> <p>Some are of the<lb/> age of school-boys<lb/>& apprentices. <add>Even</add> of<lb/>those the oldest<lb/>few who do <add>will</add> not<lb/><add>be found to</add> stand in need of<lb/>some of that instruction<lb/>which well-educated<lb/>school-boys<lb/>receive.</p> <p>Proving <add>Having proved<lb/>themselves</add> bad husbands<lb/>of their<lb/>time, it must be<lb/>taken out of their<lb/>management & put<lb/>into more <gap/><lb/><unclear>hands</unclear>.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <head>Hulks</head> <p><unclear>while</unclear> Campbell<lb/>may be <del>an</del> a<lb/>very honourable<lb/>man, he most<lb/>certainly is a<lb/>very rich one</p> <p> But all his wealth<lb/>will not enable<lb/>him to be on <add>at</add><lb/>board two of the<lb/>hulks at once,<lb/>nor give him<lb/>any great relish<lb/>for living on board<lb/>either.</p> <!-- line in ink across the page --> <p>pretty often. Then<lb/>were it otherwise<lb/>there would be little<lb/>occasion for this<lb/><unclear>loop-back</unclear>, for this<lb/>saving-clause.</p> <!-- line i</unclear>n ink across the page --> <p>The shortness of<lb/>the <unclear>mortality</unclear> — <lb/>Bills is certainly<lb/>highly to the<lb/>credit of the plan<lb/>of management<lb/><del>set</del> given by him<lb/>to his subordinates.</p> <!-- double line across the column in ink --> <p><del>Where</del> If ever<lb/><gap/> may<lb/>for men at large<lb/>be the proper instruction<lb/>for the<lb/>disposal of this<lb/>treasure.</p> <p>But men of<lb/>this description<lb/>have carried their<lb/>abuse of it to a<lb/>pitch no longer<lb/>tolerable.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <head>Hulks</head> <p>And it is something<lb/>to say some<lb/>consolation to <add>he will</add> reflect<lb/><add>afterward have been</add> that in some of the<lb/><add>informed</add> vessels at least instances<lb/>of inhumanity<lb/><add> affecting life</add> are but<lb/>rare.</p> <p>But his subordinates<lb/>as they are<lb/>not equal sharers<lb/>in his wealth so<lb/>may it happen that<lb/>they will not always<lb/>be equal<lb/> sharers in his <unclear>temper</unclear><lb/>or his prudence.</p> <!-- blank space, next text at the bottom of the column --> <head><sic>Distrib.</sic> of Time</head> <p>& <foreign>quere</foreign> it a direction<lb/>pernicious to<lb/>the rest of the community:<lb/>it becomes<lb/>necessary therefore<lb/>to secure it & confiscate<lb/>it for public<lb/>use.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fourth column. Some sections crossed though in ink --> <!-- start of crossed out section --> <head>Staircases</head> <p>Visitor's over<lb/>the intermediate<lb/>area?</p> <p>Prisoners' partly<lb/>over the intermediate<lb/>area partly over<lb/>the Cells.</p> <p>Part of the Cells<lb/>to be left for<lb/>Watercloset for<lb/>Governor that<lb/>he may <hi rend="underline">temporarily</hi><lb/>look that way at<lb/>uncertain times</p> <!-- end of crossed out section --> <p>Passages — Howard<lb/>Width is really<lb/>advantageous where<lb/>there is no stairway <add>drought</add><lb/>up to a<lb/>Skylight.</p> <!-- start of crossed through section --> <head>Lodge — Visitors<lb/>Staircases</head> <p>Are 2 semicirculous<lb/>under<lb/>the central aperture<lb/>branching to the<lb/>right & left of the<lb/>diametrical passage<lb/>The description of the<lb/>thing will be <del>more<lb/><gap/> <gap/></del> <add>found</add> under<lb/>that head</p> <head>Prisoners Exit<lb/>to the Yards</head> <p>Are two narrow<lb/>passages of each<lb/>side of the Inspector's<lb/>Exit at the end<lb/>of the Diametrical<lb/>passage, which see</p> <!-- end of crossed out section --><pb/> <!-- start of fifth column. All text crossed through in ink --> <head>Magnitude</head> <p>This is the greatest<lb/>convenient magnitude,<lb/>the greatest<lb/>being the most economical.</p> <p> Reduction may<lb/>be best made by<lb/>throwing out a<lb/>pair of cells</p> <head>Porter not <sic>Centinel</sic></head> <p> A <sic>Centinel</sic>, that<lb/>is a Soldier who<lb/>is continuously charged</p> <!-- blank space. remaining text at the bottom of the page --> <head>Inspectors Exit<lb/>to the Yards</head> <p>Is a narrow <del>covered</del><lb/>passage between the<lb/>two Prisoner's Exits<lb/>at the end of the<lb/>Diametrical Passage:<lb/>which <unclear>see</unclear></p> | ||
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Panopticon Brouillon
Distrib. of Time
Hulks
It is only when
. . . . . . .
and weather permitt
that
any employment
is so much as
pretended to be
given them. What
such a degree of
He When therefore
weather does
not permitt them
to be put to this
sort of hard labour,
they do nothing
What species or
degree of bad weather
is sufficient to be
attended with this
effect, how often it
takes place we are
left to conjecture
one should think
pretty.
To short time
from apathy &
indolence
Some are of the
age of school-boys
& apprentices. Even of
those the oldest
few who do will not
be found to stand in need of
some of that instruction
which well-educated
school-boys
receive.
Proving Having proved
themselves bad husbands
of their
time, it must be
taken out of their
management & put
into more
hands.
---page break---
Hulks
while Campbell
may be an a
very honourable
man, he most
certainly is a
very rich one
But all his wealth
will not enable
him to be on at
board two of the
hulks at once,
nor give him
any great relish
for living on board
either.
pretty often. Then
were it otherwise
there would be little
occasion for this
loop-back, for this
saving-clause.
The shortness of
the mortality —
Bills is certainly
highly to the
credit of the plan
of management
set given by him
to his subordinates.
Where If ever
may
for men at large
be the proper instruction
for the
disposal of this
treasure.
But men of
this description
have carried their
abuse of it to a
pitch no longer
tolerable.
---page break---
Hulks
And it is something
to say some
consolation to he will reflect
afterward have been that in some of the
informed vessels at least instances
of inhumanity
affecting life are but
rare.
But his subordinates
as they are
not equal sharers
in his wealth so
may it happen that
they will not always
be equal
sharers in his temper
or his prudence.
Distrib. of Time
& quere it a direction
pernicious to
the rest of the community:
it becomes
necessary therefore
to secure it & confiscate
it for public
use.
---page break---
Staircases
Visitor's over
the intermediate
area?
Prisoners' partly
over the intermediate
area partly over
the Cells.
Part of the Cells
to be left for
Watercloset for
Governor that
he may temporarily
look that way at
uncertain times
Passages — Howard
Width is really
advantageous where
there is no stairway drought
up to a
Skylight.
Lodge — Visitors
Staircases
Are 2 semicirculous
under
the central aperture
branching to the
right & left of the
diametrical passage
The description of the
thing will be more
found under
that head
Prisoners Exit
to the Yards
Are two narrow
passages of each
side of the Inspector's
Exit at the end
of the Diametrical
passage, which see
---page break---
Magnitude
This is the greatest
convenient magnitude,
the greatest
being the most economical.
Reduction may
be best made by
throwing out a
pair of cells
Porter not Centinel
A Centinel, that
is a Soldier who
is continuously charged
Inspectors Exit
to the Yards
Is a narrow covered
passage between the
two Prisoner's Exits
at the end of the
Diametrical Passage:
which see
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