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1828 July 23

Report Title understood to be proposed
A familiar View of Blackstone: or say
Blackstone familiarized: or else
Blackstone and Law familiarised

Proposed Interlude or Beginning.

This paper has for its object or end in view, the
giving to the people of England and its dependencies in as few
words as possible a case in the compass of those of whose
members a conception as clear as possible of the state of
the law as it is in England. On considering how this can
be fdone, it has been found that by no other means could
any conception be given of law as it is, so clear, if at all,
as by means of Law as it ought to be: for that which
reference lead to all along to law as it ought to be, to give any
tolerably clear explanation of law as it is would not be possible.

Open Blackstone who you ask Of Law as it is, the
clearest explanation capable of being formed any where is commonly
and it is believed truly thought to be – that which is given by
Blackstone. But in that given by Blackstone the language employed
is throughout which is termed technical: language
peculiar to this branch of art or science: technical meaning as
quite peculiar to art and science. But in so far as the
language is technical it is no otherwise capable of being explained
no person not instructed in this branch of art and science
than by reference to such language as it familiar to
all tolerably well instructed educated person whose language is that
same language.

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Date_1	1828-07-23	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	031	Main Headings	civil code
Folio number	075	Info in main headings field	blackstone familiarized
Image	001	Titles	title understood to be proposed / a familiar view of blackstone: or say / blackstone familiarized: or else / blackstone and law familiarized / proposed introduction or beginning
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d1 / e1 / f1
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	9761
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+tolerably clear explanation of law as it is would not be possible.</p>
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