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1830. Jan. 6.

Deontology Private

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Beginning

Yourself and all Se sensitive beings besides:
First and foremost, as being nearest and naturally dearest
to yourself all human beings. Supposing it to be your endeavour,
by what means will it be your endeavour? Answer- by virtues
of which the aggregate is in the singular number denominated
virtue. Of virtue there are two branches: the
one commonly & familiarly termed prudence; the other
now for the first time effective benevolence, an explanation
of which will soon follow. Say of necessity in
two words effective benevolence: for for the designation of
the idea in question no single word does the language
afford.

Seat of prudence, the understanding: seat of effective
benevolence, the will and its sources the affections;styled
when considered when as intense and strong, the passions.

Branches of prudence two:- the one self-regarding;
that which is not considered as having any influence
upon or bearing any reference to the happiness of any other
being: it is that to which exercise might have been
given by the prototype of Robinson Crusoe - Alexander
Selkirk-in his otherwise uninhabited island: the other, extra-regarding;
that which bears reference to & supposes the existence of
other human beings. Say then extra-regarding prudence is that
branch of prudence to which exercise is given by you in your
dealings with other human beings.

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Date_1	1829-12-03	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	014	Main Headings	deontology
Folio number	309	Info in main headings field	deontology private
Image	003	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	e2
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
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Notes public		ID Number	5072
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 now for the first time effective benevolence, an explanation<lb/>
 of which will soon follow. Say of necessity in<lb/>
-two words effective benevolence: for the designation of<lb/>
+two words effective benevolence: for for the designation of<lb/>
 the idea in question no single word does the language<lb/>
 afford.<lb/></p>
 <p>Seat of prudence, the understanding: seat of effective<lb/>
-benevolence, the will and its sources the affections,styled<lb/>
+benevolence, the will and its sources the affections;styled<lb/>
 when considered <del>when</del> as intense and strong, the passions.</p>
-Branches of
+<p>Branches of prudence two:<unclear>-</unclear> the one self-regarding;<lb/>
+that which is not considered as having any influence<lb/>
+upon or bearing any reference to the happiness of any other<lb/>
+being: it is that to which exercise might have been<lb/>
+given by the prototype of Robinson Crusoe - Alexander<lb/>
+Selkirk-in his otherwise uninhabited island: <add>the other,</add> extra-regarding;<lb/>
+that which bears reference to &amp; supposes the existence of<lb/>
+other human beings. Say then extra-regarding prudence is that<lb/>
+branch of prudence to which exercise is given by you in your<lb/>
+dealings with other human beings.<lb/></p>
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