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<p>1822 Aug. 12 +<lb/>
<head>1822 Aug. 12 + </head>
<head>Constitut. Code</head></p>
<head>Constitut. Code</head>
<p>Chapter 1.   First principles indicative of the foundation<lb/>
 
of this proposed Constitutional Code</p>
<p>Chapter 1. First principles indicative of the foundation<lb/>of this proposed Constitutional Code<lb/></p><p><del>1</del>. 1. First principles <gap/> on general orders<lb/></p><p>To Whatever <del>to the part</del> <add>portion</add> of the field of thought and action<lb/>the literary work in question belongs, it has been found convenient<lb/>and is accordingly usual, to place at the beginning of it<lb/>some opinion or opinions, embracing in their extent, the<lb/>whole of the portion in question, or as large a portion of it<lb/>as may be.<lb/></p><p>On this occasion a number of <add>mutually related</add> expressions are found needful <lb/>and <add>or</add> convenient, and <add>accordingly</add> in fact are usually employed</p><p>Take for example - First principles <hi rend="superscript">(1)</hi> - <add>Leading principle <hi rend="superscript">(2)</hi></add> First lines <hi rend="superscript">(3)</hi>  - Outlines, <hi rend="superscript">(4)</hi><lb/><add>Positions <hi rend="superscript">(5)</hi></add> Axioms <hi rend="superscript">(6)</hi> - Aphorisms <hi rend="superscript">(7)</hi><lb/></p><p>If the design in <gap/> in the composition of the work the<lb/>design be to recommend a certain course of action as proper to <add>ought to be, or say</add><lb/>be pursued, <add>for the attainment of a certain end,</add> thereupon can contain other words and phrases<lb/>of concommitantly extensive import.  Of this sort  are Ends <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi> <add>Objects of pursuit <hi rend="superscript">(b)</hi></add> means <hi rend="superscript">(c)</hi><lb/>Obstacles <hi rend="superscript">(d)</hi> - <add>helps <hi rend="superscript">(e)</hi> </add> - counterforces, <hi rend="superscript">(f)</hi> <add>acting in opposition</add> to the obstacles <lb/></p><p>When the object of the inquiry and discussion is what is<lb/>the course of action which with relation to the field in question<lb/>is proper to be pursued, <del>are</del> a necessarily concommitant object<lb/>of regard throughout is - the course actually pursued: pursued<lb/>in the community which the writer has in view.<lb/></p><p>If the course actually pursued is, in <add>on</add> all points the<lb/>same with the course proper to be pursued, it is well: and<lb/>and unless on the supposition that in default of opposite <del>wa</del><lb/>warning and instruction a departure, to an extent more<lb/>or less considerably may have place, any work on the subject<lb/>in question would be useless and <add>by him by in when</add> <del>can not eve</del> <gap/> and<lb/><gap/> has place can not <gap/>ably be undertaken<lb/>
<p>&sect;. 1. First principles described in general orders</p>
</p><pb/>
<p>To Whatever <del>to the part</del> <add>portion</add> of the field of thought and action<lb/>
 
the literary work in question belongs, it has been found convenient<lb/>
 
and is accordingly usual, to place at the beginning of it<lb/>
 
some opinion or opinions, embracing in their extent, the<lb/>
 
whole of the portion in question, or as large a portion of it<lb/>
 
as may be.</p>
 
<p>On this occasion a number of <add>mutually related</add> expressions are found needful <lb/>
 
and <add>or</add> convenient, and <add>accordingly</add> in fact are usually employed</p>
 
<p>Take for example - First principles <hi rend="superscript">(1)</hi> - <add>Leading principle <hi rend="superscript">(2)</hi></add> First lines <hi rend="superscript">(3)</hi>  - Outlines, <hi rend="superscript">(4)</hi><lb/><add>Positions <hi rend="superscript">(5)</hi></add> Axioms <hi rend="superscript">(6)</hi> - Aphorisms <hi rend="superscript">(7)</hi></p><p>If the design in writing is the composition of the work the<lb/>
 
design be to recommend a certain course of action as proper to <add>ought to be, or say</add><lb/>
 
be pursued, <add>for the attainment of a certain end,</add> thereupon can contain other words and phrases<lb/>
 
of concommitantly extensive import.  Of this sort  are Ends <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi> <add>Objects of pursuit <hi rend="superscript">(b)</hi></add> means <hi rend="superscript">(c)</hi><lb/>Obstacles <hi rend="superscript">(d)</hi> - <add>helps <hi rend="superscript">(e)</hi> </add> - counterforces, <hi rend="superscript">(f)</hi> <add>acting in opposition</add> to the obstacles</p>
 
<p>When the object of the inquiry and discussion is what is<lb/>
 
the course of action which with relation to the field in question<lb/>
 
is proper to be pursued, <del>are</del> a necessarily concommitant object<lb/>
 
of regard throughout is - the course actually pursued: pursued<lb/>
 
in the community which the writer has in view.</p>
 
<p>If the course actually pursued is, in <add>on</add> all points the<lb/>
same with the course proper to be pursued, it is well: and<lb/>
and unless on the supposition that in default of opposite <del>wa</del><lb/>
warning and instruction a departure, to an extent more<lb/>
or less considerably may have place, any work on the subject<lb/>
in question would be unless used <del>can not eve</del> <add>by him <del>be</del> in whose</add> opinion and<lb/>
coincidence has place can not <gap/> be undertaken</p>
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1822 Aug. 12 +
Constitut. Code

Chapter 1. First principles indicative of the foundation
of this proposed Constitutional Code

§. 1. First principles described in general orders

To Whatever to the part portion of the field of thought and action
the literary work in question belongs, it has been found convenient
and is accordingly usual, to place at the beginning of it
some opinion or opinions, embracing in their extent, the
whole of the portion in question, or as large a portion of it
as may be.

On this occasion a number of mutually related expressions are found needful
and or convenient, and accordingly in fact are usually employed

Take for example - First principles (1) - Leading principle (2) First lines (3) - Outlines, (4)
Positions (5) Axioms (6) - Aphorisms (7)

If the design in writing is the composition of the work the

design be to recommend a certain course of action as proper to ought to be, or say
be pursued, for the attainment of a certain end, thereupon can contain other words and phrases

of concommitantly extensive import. Of this sort are Ends (a) Objects of pursuit (b) means (c)
Obstacles (d) - helps (e) - counterforces, (f) acting in opposition to the obstacles

When the object of the inquiry and discussion is what is
the course of action which with relation to the field in question
is proper to be pursued, are a necessarily concommitant object
of regard throughout is - the course actually pursued: pursued
in the community which the writer has in view.

If the course actually pursued is, in on all points the
same with the course proper to be pursued, it is well: and
and unless on the supposition that in default of opposite wa
warning and instruction a departure, to an extent more
or less considerably may have place, any work on the subject
in question would be unless used can not eve by him be in whose opinion and
coincidence has place can not be undertaken


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Date_1

1822-08-12

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-4

Box

036

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

096

Info in main headings field

constitut. code

Image

001

Titles

chapter 1 first principles indicative of the foundation of the proposed constitutional code

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

b1 / e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

11020

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