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<p>On this occasion, as on every other, whoever has<lb/>
 
a mischief to cope with the <del>fuller</del> more <add>correct and</add> compleat the<lb/>
 
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<p>Be the person who they may, the people themselves,<lb/>
or public functionaries of any description, exercising<lb/>
to the effect in question the power of the people,<lb/>
the efficient causes of misguidance <add>error</add> by which the<lb/>
exercise <add>misconduct error</add> of power in question will be produced may<lb/>
be referred either to the head of false facts or fallacious<lb/>
arguments:  fallacious arguments, <del><gap/></del> consisting<lb/>
of fallacious observations grounded on <del>fal</del> <add>such and such</add> facts whether<lb/>
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<p>In case of false facts the falsity is not in its<lb/>
nature incapable of being encountered by punishment,<lb/>
therefore in this case and this far <add>to this extent</add> misrepresentation<lb/>
is not incapable of being encountered, and as far as<lb/>
depends upon punishment prevented, by the power of the<lb/>
law.  To this then should the endeavours of the legislator<lb/>
be directed.  <del>In the</del></p>
<p>Under the apprehension of <add>rod of justly denounced</add> condign punishment,<lb/>
writers, it may not altogether without reason be hoped and<lb/>
expected, will not venture upon false facts, in any such<lb/>
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13 August 1810
Press

On this occasion, as on every other, whoever has
a mischief to cope with the fuller more correct and compleat the
view he has of it the better.

Be the person who they may, the people themselves,
or public functionaries of any description, exercising
to the effect in question the power of the people,
the efficient causes of misguidance error by which the
exercise misconduct error of power in question will be produced may
be referred either to the head of false facts or fallacious
arguments: fallacious arguments, consisting
of fallacious observations grounded on fal such and such facts whether
false or true.

In case of false facts the falsity is not in its
nature incapable of being encountered by punishment,
therefore in this case and this far to this extent misrepresentation
is not incapable of being encountered, and as far as
depends upon punishment prevented, by the power of the
law. To this then should the endeavours of the legislator
be directed. In the

Under the apprehension of rod of justly denounced condign punishment,
writers, it may not altogether without reason be hoped and
expected, will not venture upon false facts, in any such
number of instances, as will render recourse but that rec but that would the number of the fact of mens having instances in which men
will have
recourse to law power of law, as also and thence the number of
instances in which in the manner proposed they will give
notice of their intention so to do, will come within compass


Identifier: | JB/118/434/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 118.

Date_1

1812-09-10

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

118

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

434

Info in main headings field

to ld sidmouth

Image

002

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

b9 / c4 / e9

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

draft; not included in letter 2190, vol. 8

ID Number

39488

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