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<p>1821 Nov<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi> 16<lb/> | <p>1821 Nov<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi> 16<lb/> | ||
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<p><del><gap/> <gap/></del> 2. <del>Why all wait for</del> Invitations why not would | <p><del><gap/> <gap/></del> 2. <del>Why all wait for</del> Invitations why not would for</p> | ||
<p>Answer. For such to work, from an imaginable<lb/> | <p>Answer. For such to work, from an imaginable<lb/> | ||
quarter was <del><gap/></del> <add>has the suit</add> reputation <add>of any such invitation been</add> reasonably to be expected.</p> | quarter was <del><gap/></del> <add>has the suit</add> reputation <add>of any such invitation been</add> reasonably to be expected.</p> | ||
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<p>2. In the instances in which <add>from an authority</add> to <del>one in check</del><lb/> | <p>2. In the instances in which <add>from an authority</add> to <del>one in check</del><lb/> | ||
an offer directly made a favourable end had naturally <add>an <unclear>incipient</unclear> initiative acceptance had been<lb/> | an offer directly made a favourable end had naturally <add>an <unclear>incipient</unclear> initiative acceptance had been<lb/> | ||
given</add> been but, <add>definitive and</add> effective acceptance had not followed. | given</add> been but, <add>definitive and</add> effective acceptance had not followed. The<lb/> | ||
Spain <unclear>acceptance</unclear> had been <add>was</add> given by the <gap/> – the <gap/> of<lb/> | |||
Ministers with information that the offer had been laid before the King. But of any <gap/> | Ministers with information that the offer had been laid before the King. But of any <gap/> acceptance<lb/> | ||
<gap/> by the | <gap/> by the Cortes or<lb/> | ||
from the King no advice<lb/> | |||
being at present <add> | being at present <add>down be the time</add> 17 Nov<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1820<lb/> | ||
been received</p> | been received</p> | ||
<p>Doubtless <del>supposing <add> | <p>Doubtless <del>supposing <add>that</add> invitation to have given</del><lb/> | ||
if in any instance | if in any instance invitation had been given, <del>the <gap/></del><lb/> | ||
supposing the < | supposing the <unclear>individual</unclear> not unworthy of receiving the <gap/><lb/> | ||
<del>not</del> a would have been more honourable to | <del>not</del> a would have been more honourable to both parties<lb/> | ||
and more encouraging so that one of them | and more encouraging so that one of them to whom<lb/> | ||
for <del>the <gap/></del> his support under a work of such<lb/> | for <del>the <gap/></del> his support under a work of such<lb/> | ||
unexampled difficulty and labour, encouragement<lb/> | unexampled difficulty and labour, encouragement<lb/> | ||
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question is – not what course would have been most<lb/> | question is – not what course would have been most<lb/> | ||
gratifying to the feelings of this or that individual, but what<lb/> | gratifying to the feelings of this or that individual, but what<lb/> | ||
would be <del><gap/></del> in the higher degree | would be <del><gap/></del> in the higher degree conducive to the happiness<lb/> | ||
<del>of the nature <gap/></del> <add>in the first place of this or that</add> particular | <del>of the nature <gap/></del> <add>in the first place of this or that</add> particular nation, in the next place<lb/> | ||
<del>of <gap/> <gap/></del> eventually of the whole human race.<lb/> | <del>of <gap/> <gap/></del> eventually of the whole human race.<lb/> | ||
Regarding himself as not incompetent to the rendering<lb/> | Regarding himself as not incompetent to the rendering<lb/> | ||
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was it for him to have declared rendering it, and for no<lb/> | was it for him to have declared rendering it, and for no<lb/> | ||
better reason than <gap/> not having <unclear>received</unclear> in the shape in<lb/> | better reason than <gap/> not having <unclear>received</unclear> in the shape in<lb/> | ||
question, | question, personal gratification to his passions of pride and<lb/> | ||
vanity. With | vanity. With never such prospect before him, a real love of<lb/> | ||
mankind | mankind would not<lb/> | ||
he be ready to pick<lb/> | he be ready to pick<lb/> | ||
the dust at the feet<lb/> | the dust at the feet<lb/> | ||
of the <gap/> individual<lb/> | of the <gap/> individual<lb/> | ||
of the species<lb/> | of the species<lb/> | ||
<add> | <add>given</add> rather than forego<lb/> | ||
all chance of being<lb/> | all chance of being<lb/> | ||
without such a<lb/> | without such a<lb/> | ||
service?</p> | |||
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1821 Novr. 16
Codification Proposal
2. Why all wait for Invitations why not would for
Answer. For such to work, from an imaginable
quarter was has the suit reputation of any such invitation been reasonably to be expected.
1. The Without express provision and information the existence of
any individual competent even in his own eyes to the
execution of such a work was not to be anticipated.
2. In the instances in which from an authority to one in check
an offer directly made a favourable end had naturally an incipient initiative acceptance had been
given been but, definitive and effective acceptance had not followed. The
Spain acceptance had been was given by the – the of
Ministers with information that the offer had been laid before the King. But of any acceptance
by the Cortes or
from the King no advice
being at present down be the time 17 Novr 1820
been received
Doubtless supposing that invitation to have given
if in any instance invitation had been given, the
supposing the individual not unworthy of receiving the
not a would have been more honourable to both parties
and more encouraging so that one of them to whom
for the his support under a work of such
unexampled difficulty and labour, encouragement
would have been so eminently as serviceable, not to if not
altogether say indispensable.
But on this occasion the proper
question is – not what course would have been most
gratifying to the feelings of this or that individual, but what
would be in the higher degree conducive to the happiness
of the nature in the first place of this or that particular nation, in the next place
of eventually of the whole human race.
Regarding himself as not incompetent to the rendering
service to mankind in this shape and to this extent
was it for him to have declared rendering it, and for no
better reason than not having received in the shape in
question, personal gratification to his passions of pride and
vanity. With never such prospect before him, a real love of
mankind would not
he be ready to pick
the dust at the feet
of the individual
of the species
given rather than forego
all chance of being
without such a
service?
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