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The two plans— the one in use <add><add>commonly</add> most trusted to</add> and the one<lb/> proposed — being much different — not in detail<lb/> only, but in principle — to mark the <del>variance</del> <add>difference</add><lb/> a pair of contrasted appellations may be of use.<lb/> The one I would term the <hi rend='underline'>ensnaring</hi> plan;—<lb/>the other, the <del><hi rend='underline'>repulsive</hi></del> <add>preventive or <hi rend='underline'>obstructive</hi></add>. All <hi rend='underline'>secret</hi> marks<lb/> are of the <hi rend='underline'>ensnaring</hi> kind: the same term<lb/>may even be applied, where without employing<lb/> | |||
any <del>secret</del> marks specially directed to that end,<lb/>the reliance is <del>that</del> on the probability that<lb/>in the assemblage of this and points of which the<lb/> | |||
tenor of the instrument is composed, the eye or<lb/> hand of an imitator <del>be</del> <add>may err</add> may <add>be</add> at a fault<lb/>in some mistake or other which a careful<lb/><add>scrutiny</add> examination will bring to notice. The expedients<lb/> here | |||
prepared (of which this is but one out of<lb/> several) are all of them of a <add>an obstructive and as it were</add><hi rend='underline'>repulsive</hi> tendency,<lb/> The aim is — to present the resolution<lb/>as incapable of being attempted with<lb/> any <add>the smallest</add> probability of success.</p> | |||
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3 Annuity Notes
Ch Form
Notes
The two plans— the one in use <add>commonly most trusted to</add> and the one
proposed — being much different — not in detail
only, but in principle — to mark the variance difference
a pair of contrasted appellations may be of use.
The one I would term the ensnaring plan;—
the other, the repulsive preventive or obstructive. All secret marks
are of the ensnaring kind: the same term
may even be applied, where without employing
any secret marks specially directed to that end,
the reliance is that on the probability that
in the assemblage of this and points of which the
tenor of the instrument is composed, the eye or
hand of an imitator be may err may be at a fault
in some mistake or other which a careful
scrutiny examination will bring to notice. The expedients
here
prepared (of which this is but one out of
several) are all of them of a an obstructive and as it wererepulsive tendency,
The aim is — to present the resolution
as incapable of being attempted with
any the smallest probability of success.
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jeremy bentham |
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frances wright |
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