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<p>1824 Oct 27</p> | <p>1824 Oct 27</p> | ||
<p>Rationale of Reward</p> | <p>Rationale of Reward</p> | ||
<note><!-- pencil note -->Page 189. Pension of Retreat</note><lb/> | <note><!-- pencil note -->Page 189. Pension of Retreat?</note><lb/> | ||
<note>Equity fee <gap/> </note><lb/> | <note>Equity fee <gap/> </note><lb/> | ||
<p>If <add>in England</add> the master of the people is less bad than in Spain, Russia or Ireland, it is not<lb/> | <p>If <add>in England</add> the master of the people is less bad than in Spain, Russia or Ireland, it is not<lb/> | ||
to many but <del>the</del> fear <add> | to many but <del>the</del> fear <add>converse</add> they are indebted for the <unclear>assurance</unclear>.</p> | ||
<p>But Parliament all this while - over this no eyes<lb/> | <p>But Parliament all this while - over this no eyes<lb/> | ||
in Parliament? | in Parliament? Now that done look at such as they or them<lb/> | ||
now that as much as wish to do so. Lords and Commons<lb/> | now that as much as wish to do so. Lords and Commons<lb/> | ||
are instruments in the hands of the King. Judges <del><gap/></del> by<lb/> | are instruments in the hands of the King. Judges <del><gap/></del> by<lb/> | ||
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land it <add>they devote</add> <del>devotes to distraction all those</del> years what extent each<lb/> | land it <add>they devote</add> <del>devotes to distraction all those</del> years what extent each<lb/> | ||
Judge pleases to give to <del>the</del> <add>tyranny</add> persecuter in that form in which<lb/> | Judge pleases to give to <del>the</del> <add>tyranny</add> persecuter in that form in which<lb/> | ||
religion is the whole of it. | religion is the whole of it. By the <add>the</add> words <add><gap/></add> <gap/> bares<lb/> | ||
means it excludes the many from the proliferation <gap/><lb/> | |||
or <gap/> which it pleases the one and in fact to impress<lb/> | or <gap/> which it pleases the one and in fact to impress<lb/> | ||
to themselves. <del>By the b</del> A single | to themselves. <del>By the b</del> A single word conspiracy <gap/><lb/> | ||
for changing<add>transferring</add> any act whatever into a | for changing<add>transferring</add> any act whatever into a crime and the agent<lb/> | ||
into a criminal and the | into a criminal and the criminal into a ruined man<lb/> | ||
a single word conspiracy is sufficient. What Henry<lb/> | a single word conspiracy is sufficient. What Henry<lb/> | ||
the eighth would seem have done George the fourth is doing<lb/> | the eighth would seem have done George the fourth is doing<lb/> | ||
every day. A Statute of Henry the eighth gave to the King<lb/> | every day. A Statute of Henry the eighth gave to the King<lb/> | ||
the <del>form of</del> which | the <del>form of</del> which form of Parliaments. But to the exercise<lb/> | ||
of this power a Public act <add><gap/></add> was simply a | of this power a Public act <add><gap/></add> was simply a Proclamation<lb/> | ||
no less public than an Act of Parliament. That what<lb/> | |||
Henry the 8<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> and not do but | Henry the 8<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> and not do but through Parliament and by<lb/> | ||
in Proclamation George the 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Judges and<gap/> any day without<lb/> | in Proclamation George the 3<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Judges and<gap/> any day without<lb/> | ||
proclamation or Parliament. Parliament today all do while<lb/> | proclamation or Parliament. Parliament today all do while<lb/> | ||
<gap/>eather may and <gap/> or of it know nothing at all | <gap/>eather may and <gap/> or of it know nothing at all about<add>of</add><lb/> | ||
the matter.</p> | the matter.</p> | ||
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1824 Oct 27
Rationale of Reward
Page 189. Pension of Retreat?
Equity fee
If in England the master of the people is less bad than in Spain, Russia or Ireland, it is not
to many but the fear converse they are indebted for the assurance.
But Parliament all this while - over this no eyes
in Parliament? Now that done look at such as they or them
now that as much as wish to do so. Lords and Commons
are instruments in the hands of the King. Judges by
the King are in in outside from the independent, of in effect
dependent on the King are instruments in the hands of King
Lords and Commons Silently and snugly Parliament does
by the hands of Judges is any day ting has which st
if not fear would prevent its enacting by its own. Within
the words Christianity and is part and parcel of the laws of the
land it they devote devotes to distraction all those years what extent each
Judge pleases to give to the tyranny persecuter in that form in which
religion is the whole of it. By the the words bares
means it excludes the many from the proliferation
or which it pleases the one and in fact to impress
to themselves. By the b A single word conspiracy
for changingtransferring any act whatever into a crime and the agent
into a criminal and the criminal into a ruined man
a single word conspiracy is sufficient. What Henry
the eighth would seem have done George the fourth is doing
every day. A Statute of Henry the eighth gave to the King
the form of which form of Parliaments. But to the exercise
of this power a Public act was simply a Proclamation
no less public than an Act of Parliament. That what
Henry the 8th and not do but through Parliament and by
in Proclamation George the 3d Judges and any day without
proclamation or Parliament. Parliament today all do while
eather may and or of it know nothing at all aboutof
the matter.
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