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<p>It is truth only<add>alone</add> that can <add>dare to</add> deal thus plainly<add>openly</add>.<lb/>
<p>It is truth only<add>alone</add> that can <add>dare to</add> deal thus plainly<add>openly</add>.<lb/>
and truth  I think cannot fail to gain by<lb/>
<note>speak thus<add>with such</add> openly<lb/>
openness</note> and truth  I think cannot fail to gain by<lb/>
<add>it</add> At least it is he who <add>is pursuaded of his having</add><del><gap/></del> In his truth<lb/>
<add>it</add> At least it is he who <add>is pursuaded of his having</add><del><gap/></del> In his truth<lb/>
that can venture upon it.</p>
<note>do otherwise than<lb/>
gain by it </note> that can venture upon it.</p>
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&#x2014;<lb/>
<note>leave out any<lb/>
nook or corner of<lb/>
of the subject <lb/>
<unclear>unsenitionized</unclear></note>
<p>But were to devices here supposed<add>spoken</add> of ever so<lb/>
<p>But were to devices here supposed<add>spoken</add> of ever so<lb/>
original, ever so unlikely  to be thought of I<lb/>
original, ever so unlikely  to be thought of I<lb/>
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out to them <add>appear</add>, and by the very fact of <sic>it's</sic> being<lb/>
out to them <add>appear</add>, and by the very fact of <sic>it's</sic> being<lb/>
pointed out to them, is made<add>rendered</add> to be untenable</p>
pointed out to them, is made<add>rendered</add> to be untenable</p>
In every <lb/>
<p>In every matter, it would be a great thing to point<add><del>train</del></add> out<lb/>
method<add>line</add> of conduct for <gap/>erity to pursue, which <gap/>cerity<lb/>
dare not <gap/>venture on.  You thus <del><gap/></del> <add>not</add>Establish<lb/>
a test, a diagnostic to distinguish them.</p>
 





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Artifices
discovery
renders
them ineffectual

The explicit manner in which their artifices
are mentioned may seem singular; it may
seem imprudent. Unless mentioned here, it may
be thought, they might not have occurred: ift
is putting armour into the hands of the
enemy.

These considerations did not weigh with me.
I have no such opinion of myself as that any
devices that could have excused the penetration
of those whose are interested is against
or reformation, should occur to me. When of
the most consummate talents, added to the
most exercised experiences are of the number. The interest

that note uponurges them is strong & manifest.

Yet farther: so far from apprehending any pairing from
such openness, I should hope from it.
There are some men who from their talents
and characters or situations cannot be neutral. One
way or other, when any affair of importance
is brought on the carpet, they
must take a leading part, " A very little
matter may be enough to determine whether
it shall find in him the most active of his
of its opposers or the most active of his
opposers patrons. Such was to Charles 2d.
He examined consider'd: and finding thinking it not safe to
be his greatest enemy, became his greatest
benefactor.

Make it appear to turn impossible impracticable to combat
it with advantage, and they range themselves
on its side. It would be made appear
could all the strategems manoeuvres practicable to
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It is truth onlyalone that can dare to deal thus plainlyopenly.
speak thuswith such openly
openness
and truth I think cannot fail to gain by
it At least it is he who is pursuaded of his having In his truth
do otherwise than
gain by it
that can venture upon it.


leave out any
nook or corner of
of the subject
unsenitionized

But were to devices here supposedspoken of ever so
original, ever so unlikely to be thought of I
should have no apprehension of any ill effect
from them intimated in such a manner?
Little does enemy by intelligence at a
post which at the same time that it is point
out to them appear, and by the very fact of it's being
pointed out to them, is maderendered to be untenable

In every matter, it would be a great thing to pointtrain out
methodline of conduct for erity to pursue, which cerity
dare not venture on. You thus notEstablish
a test, a diagnostic to distinguish them.








Identifier: | JB/097/054/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 97.

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Box

097

Main Headings

Folio number

054

Info in main headings field

obstacles

Image

002

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

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

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

31438

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