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' | <head>Postscript</head><p><note>IV Stories Number<lb/>12<lb/>4.—Inspectors<lb/>Salaries</note><lb/>4. The expence of <del>the</del> Inspectors' salaries. This<lb/>expence would receive a great increase from an<lb/>additional building. This is the case both on<lb/>the account of <add>physical power</add> strength and on that of inspective<lb/>force.</p> | ||
<p><note>13<lb/>1 in point of<lb/>physical force</note><lb/>1. The physical power is <del>an</del> inadequate to its<lb/>object if it can not make sure of mastering <add>subduing</add><lb/><add>the greatest resistance</add> the greatest force that can ever be opposed to it.</p> | |||
<p>As passion in a violent and refractory temper<lb/>may at times get the better of all prudential<lb/>fear of punishment, there ought to be constantly<lb/>upon that spot a force capable of subduing and<lb/>reducing to nothing at least the single force <del>of</del><lb/><del>that</del> of the strongest individual among the prisoners.<lb/><del>The</del> But the force of no single individual<lb/>in the capacity of a keeper can be certain of<lb/>being always adequate to that effect: one may<lb/>almost say the same thing of that of any two<lb/>persons in the above capacity: three seems the<lb/>smallest number that can well be allotted to <add>trusted to in</add><lb/><add>this view</add> such a purpose. Even with all the additional<lb/>security that <add>the ingenuity of man</add> contrivance seconded by the characteristic advantage</p> | |||
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Postscript
IV Stories Number
12
4.—Inspectors
Salaries
4. The expence of the Inspectors' salaries. This
expence would receive a great increase from an
additional building. This is the case both on
the account of physical power strength and on that of inspective
force.
13
1 in point of
physical force
1. The physical power is an inadequate to its
object if it can not make sure of mastering subduing
the greatest resistance the greatest force that can ever be opposed to it.
As passion in a violent and refractory temper
may at times get the better of all prudential
fear of punishment, there ought to be constantly
upon that spot a force capable of subduing and
reducing to nothing at least the single force of
that of the strongest individual among the prisoners.
The But the force of no single individual
in the capacity of a keeper can be certain of
being always adequate to that effect: one may
almost say the same thing of that of any two
persons in the above capacity: three seems the
smallest number that can well be allotted to trusted to in
this view such a purpose. Even with all the additional
security that the ingenuity of man contrivance seconded by the characteristic advantage
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