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<del>His name, <add>Accordingly</add> </del> <del>a</del>At Oxford, in spite of his Stature<lb/>
<del>His name, <add>Accordingly</add> </del> <del>a</del>At Oxford, in spite of his Stature<lb/>
his name is kept as <unclear>back</unclear> as possible.<lb/>
his name is kept as <unclear>back</unclear> as possible.<lb/>
His notions, if we may believe certain x<lb/>
His notions, if we may believe certain<unclear> Tutors</unclear><lb/>
lead to Atheism &#x2014; Certainly they lead to the<lb/>
lead to Atheism &#x2014; Certainly they lead to the<lb/>
<del>freedom of thought</del>. <add>exercise of reason</add> This <del>for this reason</del> <add>on this account</add><lb/>
<del>freedom of thought</del>. <add>exercise of reason</add> This <del>for this reason</del> <add>on this account</add><lb/>
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<del><note>As legislators, <unclear>we</unclear> take them as we find them.</note></del>
<del><note>As legislators, <unclear>we</unclear> take them as we find them.</note></del>
God has made them what they are to be.
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The number &amp; now then the species of ....
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The external instruments they have in modern
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times applied themselves to make, and with <gap/>
The most crack-brained





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In all the Philosophical works of that admirable
Orator, unless it bethere and there a passage
in the his Offices excepted, there is scarce
a clear idea . They are accordingly much
made of at the Universities - In Locke
there is scarce any thing but clear ideas-
His name, Accordingly aAt Oxford, in spite of his Stature
his name is kept as back as possible.
His notions, if we may believe certain Tutors
lead to Atheism — Certainly they lead to the
freedom of thought. exercise of reason This for this reason on this account
that x of all Articles notwithstanding all obstacles which are in common to both places there is a
little more of that same freedom at Cambridge,
where he is in honor, then at Oxford
where even yet he is in disgrace not yet got <add>risen out of</add>


T'is by this that we principally that we may account of for the x matter more than is of the same freedom at &c

We shall have little to say of pleasures Legislators do not make pleasure deal with in them but little. They take They do not make pleasures: If they make them at all them as they find them — The internal instruments of pleasure any more than of pain they cannot make:

As legislators, we take them as we find them.

God has made them what they are to be.
The number & now then the species of ....
The external instruments they have in modern
times applied themselves to make, and with

The most crack-brained




Identifier: | JB/096/122/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 96.

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096

Main Headings

legislation

Folio number

122

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introduct. ch. ii of happiness notes

Image

001

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text sheet

Number of Pages

1

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recto

Page Numbering

c1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

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31126

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