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<p><!-- pencil -->Decemb<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1810<lb/> | |||
<!-- pencil --><head>Prizes</head></p> | |||
<p>Continue on couched with saying the <add>an</add> object<lb/> | |||
has by <unclear>shewing</unclear> one <del>take</del> how they are misused<lb/> | |||
by lawyers, to engage them to increase the pressure<lb/> | |||
upon lawyers. All they are <unclear>found</unclear> to give up this<lb/> | |||
sinister interest.</p> | |||
<p>3. Howsoever full <del>it were</del> of misrepresentation of this<lb/> | |||
or any other kind the abstract happened to be, if by<lb/> | |||
any <add>such</add> improvement in the order it happened <add>method as <unclear>suppose</unclear> it were to happen</add> to it<lb/> | |||
to present itself in the character of an useful substitute<lb/> | |||
it would in proportion obtain circulation<lb/> | |||
and be received as such: and thus the better executed<lb/> | |||
the copy were in every thing but its likeness<lb/> | |||
to the original the greater the currency it would obtain<lb/> | |||
in the character of an advantageous substitute to<lb/> | |||
the original, and the greater <add>wider</add> the extent to which the<lb/> | |||
<unclear>errors</unclear> it would <unclear>seem</unclear> <unclear>with</unclear> would be propagated and<lb/> | |||
proportionate deception produced. But the <del><gap/></del> more | |||
extensive the acceptance thus given to the inadequate<lb/> | |||
and deceptitious remedy, the <del>better satisfied</del> more<lb/> | |||
<del>generally men would be disposed</del> <add>general would be the disposition among the persons concerned, to acquiescence</add> to set down with<lb/> | |||
<add>but up</add> <gap/> <unclear>complaint</unclear> under the imperfections of the <unclear>original</unclear>, and to <del><gap/></del> remain <unclear>deprived</unclear> of the only<lb/> | |||
real remedy <del>what the</del> viz. a set of Statutes <add>exhibiting the same matter</add> upon<lb/> | |||
a rational plan which the nature of the case<lb/> | |||
admitts of.</p> | |||
<p>The only remedy which the nature of the case admitts<lb/> | |||
of consists in the substitution of the language <add>stile</add> of common<lb/> | |||
sense and common honesty to the language <add>stile</add> at present<lb/> | |||
in use. But the language <add>stile</add> at present in use is the stile<lb/> | |||
created and preserved by men of law for the advancement<lb/> | |||
of their own particular and sinister interest to the <add>successive</add> prejudice<lb/> | |||
of that of every other set of men in the community. This advantage<lb/> | |||
if <gap/> there can be no rational expectation of seeing<lb/> | |||
them give up, so long as the rest of the community will<lb/> | |||
submitt to be that<lb/> | |||
oppressed and fleeced<lb/> | |||
and duped.</p> | |||
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Decembr 1810
Prizes
Continue on couched with saying the an object
has by shewing one take how they are misused
by lawyers, to engage them to increase the pressure
upon lawyers. All they are found to give up this
sinister interest.
3. Howsoever full it were of misrepresentation of this
or any other kind the abstract happened to be, if by
any such improvement in the order it happened method as suppose it were to happen to it
to present itself in the character of an useful substitute
it would in proportion obtain circulation
and be received as such: and thus the better executed
the copy were in every thing but its likeness
to the original the greater the currency it would obtain
in the character of an advantageous substitute to
the original, and the greater wider the extent to which the
errors it would seem with would be propagated and
proportionate deception produced. But the more
extensive the acceptance thus given to the inadequate
and deceptitious remedy, the better satisfied more
generally men would be disposed general would be the disposition among the persons concerned, to acquiescence to set down with
but up complaint under the imperfections of the original, and to remain deprived of the only
real remedy what the viz. a set of Statutes exhibiting the same matter upon
a rational plan which the nature of the case
admitts of.
The only remedy which the nature of the case admitts
of consists in the substitution of the language stile of common
sense and common honesty to the language stile at present
in use. But the language stile at present in use is the stile
created and preserved by men of law for the advancement
of their own particular and sinister interest to the successive prejudice
of that of every other set of men in the community. This advantage
if there can be no rational expectation of seeing
them give up, so long as the rest of the community will
submitt to be that
oppressed and fleeced
and duped.
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Jeremy Bentham |
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