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<!-- this page is organised in three columns plus a margin --> <head>1819 <sic>Dec</sic> 31<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- marginal notes in pencil --><p><note>II. Nature of the Case<lb/>§.7. VII | <!-- this page is organised in three columns plus a margin --> <head>1819 <sic>Dec</sic> 31<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- marginal notes in pencil --><p><note>II. Nature of the Case<lb/>§.7. VII Other <unclear>speculation</unclear><lb/> impossible</note></p> <!-- first column --> <p>§.II. Nature of the Case<lb/>§.7.VII Other <unclear>speculation</unclear><lb/>impossible.</p> <p>or 1.<lb/>Objector. No such<lb/>regular plan will<lb/>be <sic>fixt</sic> on. Leaders<lb/>will act on a <lb/>secret plan of their<lb/>own: followers are<lb/><!-- blank space --><gap/> trusting to<lb/>leaders; their object<lb/>plunder in general</p> <p> or 2.<lb/>Answer — No: without<lb/>some avowed<lb/> plan on which each<lb/>saw a prospect of<lb/><!-- blank space --><gap/> determinate<lb/>benefit to himself<lb/>either peculiar <lb/>or common to<lb/>him with others<lb/>none will subject<lb/>himself to such<lb/>labour and danger<lb/>No such plan has<lb/>or can be proposed<lb/>the objector challenged<lb/>to imagine<lb/>one</p> <p>Saying he believes<lb/>it, let any one<lb/>judge whether he<lb/>says true.</p> <p>or 3.<lb/>Of any such blind<lb/>confidence, marks<lb/>none: marks many<lb/>and notorious<lb/>of the opposite<lb/>diffidence.</p> <pb/><!-- start of second column --> <p>§. II. Nature of the case<lb/>§.7. VII Other <unclear>speculation</unclear><lb/>impossible.</p> <p>4.<lb/> Of itself, opposition<lb/>of the Constituted authorities<lb/>would be sufficient.<lb/>To that <sic>w<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic><lb/>be added the force of<lb/>every individual excluded.<lb/>The fewer<lb/>the exclusion, the less<lb/>the saving: the more<lb/>the greater the resistance.</p> <p>5.<lb/>Of all conceivable<lb/>plans of subversion<lb/>&c. the execution being<lb/>thus proved to be<lb/>impossible challenge<lb/>to <sic>antiradicalists</sic> to<lb/>produce one which<lb/>will not upon the<lb/>face of it be seen<lb/>to be in the same<lb/>case.</p> <p>6.<lb/>W<!-- blank space --> <gap/> impossibility<lb/>"Nonsense, could<lb/>you think I meant<lb/>this" cries the <sic>antiradicalist</sic>.<lb/>What then do<lb/>you mean</p> <pb/><!-- start of thirds column --> <p>II. Nature of the case</p> <pb/> | ||
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1819 Dec 31
Radicalism not dangerous
II. Nature of the Case
§.7. VII Other speculation
impossible
§.II. Nature of the Case
§.7.VII Other speculation
impossible.
or 1.
Objector. No such
regular plan will
be fixt on. Leaders
will act on a
secret plan of their
own: followers are
trusting to
leaders; their object
plunder in general
or 2.
Answer — No: without
some avowed
plan on which each
saw a prospect of
determinate
benefit to himself
either peculiar
or common to
him with others
none will subject
himself to such
labour and danger
No such plan has
or can be proposed
the objector challenged
to imagine
one
Saying he believes
it, let any one
judge whether he
says true.
or 3.
Of any such blind
confidence, marks
none: marks many
and notorious
of the opposite
diffidence.
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§. II. Nature of the case
§.7. VII Other speculation
impossible.
4.
Of itself, opposition
of the Constituted authorities
would be sufficient.
To that wd
be added the force of
every individual excluded.
The fewer
the exclusion, the less
the saving: the more
the greater the resistance.
5.
Of all conceivable
plans of subversion
&c. the execution being
thus proved to be
impossible challenge
to antiradicalists to
produce one which
will not upon the
face of it be seen
to be in the same
case.
6.
W impossibility
"Nonsense, could
you think I meant
this" cries the antiradicalist.
What then do
you mean
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II. Nature of the case
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