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<p>1829 June 7 G4 +</p>
<head>Article on Utilitarianism</head> <note>26</note>
<p>4</p>


<note>40.<lb/>
Seeing the inaptitude<lb/>
of these composite appellatives<lb/>
J. B. gave<lb/>
<hi rend="underline">Brithibernia</hi> which<lb/>
presents no such idea<lb/>
of repugnancy as British<lb/>
and Irish. The signs<lb/>
of the things signified<lb/>
being melted into one<lb/>
might <add><unclear>have</unclear></add> served as a cement.</note>
<p>Mindful of this inaptitude on the part of the composite appellative<lb/>
thus employed, and not incapable of <del><gap/></del> observing in<lb/>
the [womb of the] logical <del>imperfection</del> <add>disorder</add> its political evil consequences,<lb/>
M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bentham set his mind in the inquiry <del>into</del><lb/>
after a remedy, and the appellative <hi rend="underline">Brithibernia</hi> was<lb/>
the result. <del>Brithibernian</del> <hi rend="underline">Interests</hi>, <hi rend="underline">affections</hi>, <hi rend="underline">religion</hi>, to all<lb/>
these several substantives the adjective <hi rend="underline">Brithibernian</hi> [instead<lb/>
of British and Irish being] added, no such <add>idea of</add> repugnancy <del>as</del> <add>as that of</add><lb/>
<del>that which has</del> and consequential <unclear>contestation</unclear> which <del><gap/></del> by<lb/>
the locution <del><add><gap/></add></del> British and Irish is <add>so unhappily</add> <unclear>forced</unclear> upon the mind<lb/>
would have been obtruded: for the <del><gap/></del> <add>keeping</add> together the things<lb/>
signified, the signs employed is here thus melted into the <gap/><lb/>
have <del>served as a sort of</del> <add>performed the office of a</add> solder or <add>a</add> cement: and of the <del><gap/></del><lb/>
<unclear>hads</unclear> <del><gap/></del> which <del>with</del> <add>in</add> such unhappy abundance have been<lb/>
produced by collision the generation of <del><gap/></del> a part more or<lb/>
less considerable might have been avoided</p>
<note>41.<lb/>
J. B. gave these ideas to<lb/>
a noble friend in a situation<lb/>
to give them practical effect:<lb/>
no such visible result<lb/>
the <add>in</add> consequence.</note>
<p>These ideas M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bentham, at one time, took upon<lb/>
him to submit, <add>in black and white</add> to a noble friend, whose situation at one time<lb/>
might have <del>given effect to them</del> made them productive of effect<lb/>
in practice: but from this comparatively inconsiderable part<lb/>
as from so many other parts of his labour no visible effect<lb/>
has <del><gap/></del> resulted <add>been produced</add>, nor in black and white, till now, any<lb/>
mention appeared.</p>
<note>42.<lb/>
To a sense of connection<lb/>
between new signs &amp; new things<lb/>
signified, or utility of <add>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></add> &#x2014; especially<lb/>
<hi rend="underline">ideas</hi> none so active<lb/>
as J. B. This no secret to<lb/>
"thrones &amp;c. hence <add>in</add> their opposition<lb/>
to him they are as<lb/>
industrious as in causing base<lb/>
coin to be distrusted.</note>
<p>To <add>a sense of</add> the intimacy of the connection, <add>on the one hand</add> between novelty in<lb/>
signs and novelty in the <del>sig</del> things <del><add><gap/></add></del> signified, on the other hand <unclear>between</unclear><lb/>
novelty of ideas signified and utility of the <del><gap/></del> things <add><gap/></add> signified<lb/>
&#x2014; especially <add>more particularly</add> where those things are <hi rend="underline">ideas</hi>, nobody perhaps<lb/>
has as yet been so fully alive as M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bentham. Hence his<lb/>
<unclear>industry</unclear> in the endeavour to <unclear>have</unclear> these same relations to acc<gap/><lb/>
Nor <del>yet <gap/></del> of these same relations <del><gap/> <gap/></del> has the importance<lb/>
been altogether a secret to the "thrones, <unclear>dominations</unclear>, princedoms,<lb/>
virtues, powers whom, in their characters of anti-utilitarians [+]<lb/>
<note>(&#x2014; <add>[+]</add> <hi rend="underline">anti-utilitarians</hi>; enemies <del><hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi></del> <add><hi rend="underline">alias <unclear>dict</unclear>"</hi></add> enemies of reform and improvement in the more important walks of life.)</note><lb/>
<gap/> <gap/> <unclear>to contend with</unclear> <gap/> accordingly, the industry, employed, by them <add>labour applied by them</add><lb/>
<add>in</add><lb/>
<note>in procuring distrust<lb/>
and rejection for the<lb/>
base metal of the founding<lb/>
of a malefactor, has <del><gap/></del><lb/>
had its counterpart in<lb/>
that employed in procuring<lb/>
the like reception<lb/>
after the <add>starting</add> production of the<lb/>
laboratory of this philanthropist.<lb/>
1</note></p>




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1829 June 7 G4 +

Article on Utilitarianism 26

4

40.
Seeing the inaptitude
of these composite appellatives
J. B. gave
Brithibernia which
presents no such idea
of repugnancy as British
and Irish. The signs
of the things signified
being melted into one
might have served as a cement.

Mindful of this inaptitude on the part of the composite appellative
thus employed, and not incapable of observing in
the [womb of the] logical imperfection disorder its political evil consequences,
Mr Bentham set his mind in the inquiry into
after a remedy, and the appellative Brithibernia was
the result. Brithibernian Interests, affections, religion, to all
these several substantives the adjective Brithibernian [instead
of British and Irish being] added, no such idea of repugnancy as as that of
that which has and consequential contestation which by
the locution British and Irish is so unhappily forced upon the mind
would have been obtruded: for the keeping together the things
signified, the signs employed is here thus melted into the
have served as a sort of performed the office of a solder or a cement: and of the
hads which with in such unhappy abundance have been
produced by collision the generation of a part more or
less considerable might have been avoided

41.
J. B. gave these ideas to
a noble friend in a situation
to give them practical effect:
no such visible result
the in consequence.

These ideas Mr Bentham, at one time, took upon
him to submit, in black and white to a noble friend, whose situation at one time
might have given effect to them made them productive of effect
in practice: but from this comparatively inconsiderable part
as from so many other parts of his labour no visible effect
has resulted been produced, nor in black and white, till now, any
mention appeared.

42.
To a sense of connection
between new signs & new things
signified, or utility of do — especially
ideas none so active
as J. B. This no secret to
"thrones &c. hence in their opposition
to him they are as
industrious as in causing base
coin to be distrusted.

To a sense of the intimacy of the connection, on the one hand between novelty in
signs and novelty in the sig things signified, on the other hand between
novelty of ideas signified and utility of the things signified
— especially more particularly where those things are ideas, nobody perhaps
has as yet been so fully alive as Mr Bentham. Hence his
industry in the endeavour to have these same relations to acc
Nor yet of these same relations has the importance
been altogether a secret to the "thrones, dominations, princedoms,
virtues, powers whom, in their characters of anti-utilitarians [+]
(— [+] anti-utilitarians; enemies alias dict" enemies of reform and improvement in the more important walks of life.)
to contend with accordingly, the industry, employed, by them labour applied by them
in
in procuring distrust
and rejection for the
base metal of the founding
of a malefactor, has
had its counterpart in
that employed in procuring
the like reception
after the starting production of the
laboratory of this philanthropist.
1



Identifier: | JB/014/338/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 14.

Date_1

1829-06-07

Marginal Summary Numbering

40-42

Box

014

Main Headings

deontology

Folio number

338

Info in main headings field

article on utilitarianism

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c4 / f26

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

b&m 1829

Marginals

richard doane

Paper Producer

arthur moore; richard doane

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1829

Notes public

ID Number

5101

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