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the habit of rendering each other mutual <unclear>envious</unclear>, sympathy<lb/>
<p>the habit of rendering each other mutual <unclear>envious</unclear>, sympathy<lb/>
&amp; other dispositions favourable to reformation.  <del>Then will</del><lb/>
&amp; other dispositions favourable to reformation.  <del>Then will</del><lb/>
<del>speedily</del> there will gradually come to be formed the relation<lb/>
<del>speedily</del> there will gradually come to be formed the relation<lb/>
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will be among the first fruits of industry.  Ideas of<lb/>
will be among the first fruits of industry.  Ideas of<lb/>
<del>instruction of</del> learning &amp; legitimate acquisition will<lb/>
<del>instruction of</del> learning &amp; legitimate acquisition will<lb/>
by degree supersede those of  
by degree supersede those of the abandonment to their<lb/>
passions &amp; fraudulent gains.  All this flows from the<lb/>
very nature of the establishment.</p>
<p>Why should <del>those who</del> not the prisoners when in<lb/>
a state of <del>al</del> celibacy be permitted to intermarry. It<lb/>
would operate as a powerful spur to those that aimed<lb/>
at attaining the reward &amp; who could merit it only<lb/>
by their <unclear>adenly</unclear> conduct &amp; industry.</p>
A further advantage would <unclear>accrue</unclear> from the<lb/>
division with classes - namely mutual <hi rend="underline">responsibility</hi>.<lb/>
It is not less natural than just to say to them-<lb/>
"You live together, <del>to</del> you act in concert, you have it<lb/>
in your power to prevent or
 




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the habit of rendering each other mutual envious, sympathy
& other dispositions favourable to reformation. Then will
speedily there will gradually come to be formed the relation
of master & pupil, reward for instruction & emulation
learning: a sentiment of honour and self-esteem
will be among the first fruits of industry. Ideas of
instruction of learning & legitimate acquisition will
by degree supersede those of the abandonment to their
passions & fraudulent gains. All this flows from the
very nature of the establishment.

Why should those who not the prisoners when in
a state of al celibacy be permitted to intermarry. It
would operate as a powerful spur to those that aimed
at attaining the reward & who could merit it only
by their adenly conduct & industry.

A further advantage would accrue from the
division with classes - namely mutual responsibility.
It is not less natural than just to say to them-
"You live together, to you act in concert, you have it
in your power to prevent or




Identifier: | JB/141/128/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 141.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

141

Main Headings

rationale of punishment

Folio number

128

Info in main headings field

Image

004

Titles

third object suppression of the power to injure

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f9 / / f10 /

Penner

richard smith

Watermarks

[[watermarks::reat 1809 [britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

felix bodin

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1809

Notes public

ID Number

48345

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