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<head>Constitut. Code</head>
<head>Constitut. Code</head>


<p>Question.  What use the general consideration<add>reasons</add> by<lb/>
<p>Question.  What are the general consideration <add>reasons</add> by<lb/>
which it can be made appears <unclear>that</unclear> the people collectively<lb/>
which it can be made appears that the people collectively<lb/>
taken are in the absolute sense <hi rend="underline">apt</hi> for the <del><gap/></del><lb/>
taken are in the absolute sense <hi rend="underline">apt</hi> for the <del><gap/></del><lb/>
<del><gap/></del> location and destruction of the persons by whom<lb/>
<del><gap/></del> location and destruction of the persons by whom<lb/>
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<p>Answer.  In this case as in others with relation<lb/>
<p>Answer.  In this case as in others with relation<lb/>
to the management of human affairs or any <unclear>shape</unclear>, is <del>if he</del><lb/>
to the management of human affairs in every stamp, is <del>if he</del><lb/>
with relation <del><gap/></del><add>to</add> the choice,<add>and eventually the removal,</add> of persons to be <unclear>interested</unclear> with the<lb/>
with relation <del><gap/></del> <add>to</add> the choice, <add>and eventually the removal,</add></add> of persons to be interested with the<lb/>
management of them,<add>an</add> appropriate aptitude is desirable<lb/>
management of them, <add>an</add> appropriate aptitude is desirable<lb/>
into <unclear>five</unclear> distinguishable branches <del><gap/></del> appropriate moral<lb/>
into <unclear>five</unclear> distinguishable branches <del><gap/></del> appropriate moral<lb/>
aptitude, appropriate <gap/> aptitude, appropriate<lb/>
aptitude, appropriate <gap/> aptitude, appropriate<lb/>
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as united <del>and</del> into one namely intellectual aptitude.<lb/></p>
as united <del>and</del> into one namely intellectual aptitude.<lb/></p>


<p>Question.  What <unclear>either reformer</unclear> to the effect on<lb/>
<p>Question.  What will reform to the effect in<lb/>
question namely greatest happiness of the greatest number.<lb/>
question namely the greatest happiness of the greatest number.<lb/>
what is to be considered by appropriate moral aptitude?<lb/></p>
what is to be considered by appropriate moral aptitude?<lb/></p>


<p>Answer.  The classes to see that same effect<add>that that same effect be</add> produced<lb/>
<p>Answer.  The classes to see that same effect <add>that that same effect be</add> produced<lb/>
Be the effect what it may, if and when be the effective desire of<lb/>
Be the effect what it may, if and when be the effective desire of<lb/>
its being produced<add>on all occasions</add> with relation to it is added the effective power<lb/>
its being produced <add>on all occasions</add> with relation to it is added the effective power<lb/>
the effect <add>seen to be</add> as produced. of course<add>as a necessary consequence</add>. To so effected <del>the</del><add>his <del>one</del> own</add> greatest<lb/>
the effect <add>seen to be</add> as produced. of course <add>as a necessary consequence</add>. To so effected <del>the</del><add>his <del>one</del> own</add> greatest<lb/>
happiness <del>of</del> to see effected the greatest happiness of that one<lb/>
happiness <del>of</del> to see effected the greatest happiness of that one<lb/>
is the effective desire of that one is the desire of each man. to<lb/>
is the effective desire of that one is the desire of each man. to<lb/>
see effected the greatest happiness of all is therefore the desire of<lb/>
see effected the greatest happiness of all is therefore the desire of<lb/>
all. <del><gap/> The constit</del><add>In this case</add> the effective power has two <unclear>troubles</unclear>: the<lb/>
all. <del><gap/> The constit</del> <add>In this case</add> the effective power has two <unclear>troubles</unclear>: the<lb/>
physical and the political: the physical is composed of appropriate<lb/>
physical and the political: the physical is composed of appropriate<lb/>
knowledge, judgement and active aptitude as above: if they are possessed<lb/>
knowledge, judgement and active aptitude as above: if they are possessed<lb/>

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1823.July 1 Constitut. Code

Question. What are the general consideration reasons by
which it can be made appears that the people collectively
taken are in the absolute sense apt for the
location and destruction of the persons by whom
such of them appears shall be managed as are common to all collectively
taken collectively?

Answer. In this case as in others with relation
to the management of human affairs in every stamp, is if he
with relation to the choice, and eventually the removal,</add> of persons to be interested with the
management of them, an appropriate aptitude is desirable
into five distinguishable branches appropriate moral
aptitude, appropriate aptitude, appropriate
judicial aptitude, and appropriate active aptitude
ableness appropriate scientific aptitude, that is to say
appropriate knowledge, and appropriate judicial aptitude
may that is to say appropriate judgement may be considered
as united and into one namely intellectual aptitude.

Question. What will reform to the effect in
question namely the greatest happiness of the greatest number.
what is to be considered by appropriate moral aptitude?

Answer. The classes to see that same effect that that same effect be produced
Be the effect what it may, if and when be the effective desire of
its being produced on all occasions with relation to it is added the effective power
the effect seen to be as produced. of course as a necessary consequence. To so effected thehis one own greatest
happiness of to see effected the greatest happiness of that one
is the effective desire of that one is the desire of each man. to
see effected the greatest happiness of all is therefore the desire of
all. The constit In this case the effective power has two troubles: the
physical and the political: the physical is composed of appropriate
knowledge, judgement and active aptitude as above: if they are possessed
of this physical power, give to them the political power the effect produc the <add>object</add>is accomplished: the problem is restored.


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Identifier: | JB/037/179/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 37.

Date_1

1823-07-01

Marginal Summary Numbering

11-12

Box

037

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

179

Info in main headings field

constitut. code

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c5 / e5

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

11394

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