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<head>Of <sic>Falshoods</sic> in general</head><!-- centred --> | |||
<p><!-- indent --><note>Various shapes in which this species of <sic>falshood </sic> <sic>shews</sic> itself</note> This species of <sic>falshood</sic> is seen not uncommonly to | |||
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manifest itself in most of the shapes which <sic>falshood</sic> | |||
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can assume. Sometimes <del>it</del> in the shape of <del>ordinary</del> <add>simple</add> | |||
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<sic>falshood</sic>; in which case it comes under the notion of that | |||
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sort of practise which is commonly called <hi rend='underline'>puffing</hi>.<add>(a)</add> | |||
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<del>Under</del> <add>To</add> this <del><unclear>attached</unclear></del> head <del>come</del> belong the false attestations | |||
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which are but too frequently <del>published</del> <add>exhibited</add> in | |||
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the public points: <add>[+]</add> <note><hi rend='superscript'>[+]</hi> bearing witness to the extraordinary skill of such or such an <sic>operater</sic>, or the extraordinary excellence of the wares of such or such a trader.</note> To this species of <sic>falshood</sic> the | |||
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medical profession is <add>more</add> particularly obnoxious. Sometimes | |||
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the names of the attestors are forged: and sometimes | |||
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the sanction of an oath is profaned in order to | |||
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give additional credit to the imposture. <add>(b)</add> | |||
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<p><!-- indent --><note>Characteristic punishment of the puffer's throne.</note> In this case the characteristic quality <del><unclear>ought</unclear></del> | |||
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of the ignominious part of the punishment might be | |||
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enhanced by an additional ceremony, which might | |||
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be termed the punishment of the <hi rend='underline'>puffer's throne</hi>. <add><sic>Falshood</sic> <add>To p. 45 N*9.</add><!-- To p. 45 N*9. written in red ink --></add> | |||
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<p><add>(a) <add>The</add></add> <sic>Falshood</sic> indeed is not a constant ingredient in the | |||
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idea annexed to this expression. It is sometimes applied | |||
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to the mere language of vanity; which without | |||
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<add><del><gap/></del></add> advancing into the pale of <sic>falshood</sic>, makes such an affected | |||
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display of the truth, as is disgusting to the hearer. | |||
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<p>(b) To p. 41 . N<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> 2<!-- all written in red ink --> | |||
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40 C Of Falshoods in general
Various shapes in which this species of falshood shews itself This species of falshood is seen not uncommonly to
manifest itself in most of the shapes which falshood
can assume. Sometimes it in the shape of ordinary simple
falshood; in which case it comes under the notion of that
sort of practise which is commonly called puffing.(a)
Under To this attached head come belong the false attestations
which are but too frequently published exhibited in
the public points: [+] [+] bearing witness to the extraordinary skill of such or such an operater, or the extraordinary excellence of the wares of such or such a trader. To this species of falshood the
medical profession is more particularly obnoxious. Sometimes
the names of the attestors are forged: and sometimes
the sanction of an oath is profaned in order to
give additional credit to the imposture. (b)
Characteristic punishment of the puffer's throne. In this case the characteristic quality ought
of the ignominious part of the punishment might be
enhanced by an additional ceremony, which might
be termed the punishment of the puffer's throne. Falshood <add>To p. 45 N*9.</add>
NOTE
(a) <add>The</add> Falshood indeed is not a constant ingredient in the
idea annexed to this expression. It is sometimes applied
to the mere language of vanity; which without
advancing into the pale of falshood, makes such an affected
display of the truth, as is disgusting to the hearer.
(b) To p. 41 . No 2
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jeremy bentham |
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alexander mavrokordatos |
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