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1822 <gap/> March 5 +
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Codification Offer
<head>Codification Offer</head>
§.8. <gap/> <gap/>
<note>§.8. <gap/> <gap/></note>


6
<p>6</p>


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Of all these cases, the two most likely apt to be exemplified,
<p>Of all these cases, the two most likely <del><add>apt</add></del> to be exemplified,<lb/>
and in fact the two most frequently exemplified
and in fact the two most frequently exemplified<lb/>
are the second and the fifth: from the consideration of
are the second and the fifth: from the consideration of<lb/>
these two the influence exercised on <gap/> of the draught,
these two the influence exercised <del>on <gap/> of the draught,</del><lb/>
with reference to the greatest happiness of the greatest number
<del>with reference to the greatest happiness of the greatest number</del><lb/>
by the two <gap/> circumstances in question will be of the <gap/>
by the <del>two <gap/></del> circumstances <add>in question will be</add> <del>of the <gap/></del><lb/>
its <gap/> the ultimate efficiency of the <gap/>
<del>its <gap/> the ultimate efficiency of the <gap/></del><lb/>
depends and of these <gap/><gap/>
<del>depends and of these <add><gap/></add> <gap/></del><lb/>
first <gap/>
<del>first <gap/></del><lb/>
sufficiently brought to view: what other <gap/> off of effect
sufficiently brought to view: what other variations <del>eff</del> <add>of effect</add><lb/>
<gap/> any will be produced by the other
<del><gap/> <add>any</add></del> will be produced by the other<lb/>
<gap/> of which the <gap/>
<del><gap/> of which the <gap/></del><lb/>
<gap/>
<del><gap/></del><lb/>
<gap/>
<del><gap/></del><lb/>
little <gap/> danger of error <gap/>
<del>little <gap/> danger of error <gap/></del><lb/>
there.
<del>there.</del></p>


So far as regards ennistung, true it is that if
<note><del>13</del> 10<lb/>
the wish be really the wish of no more than are
Cases most naturally<lb/>
workmen, what may have been the number supposed
and frequently exemplified,<lb/>
to <gap/> have been concerned in it is a circumstance
<gap/><lb/>
that makes no difference. But in comparison
from this <gap/> the influence<lb/>
of <gap/> those patrons of aptitude what <gap/> on the part of the events which
of numbers in<lb/>
depend upon appropriate moral aptitude and thinks upon dispensibility
the composition of the<lb/>
on the <gap/> part of the workmen, <gap/> as above,
draught, will be <gap/><lb/>
any <gap/> imperfection <gap/> likely to be produced
bring it devices:<lb/>
by mens inconsistency want of consistency as between the <gap/>
from these<lb/>
of these being supposed apt <gap/> with reference to its own part of the field,
<unclear>variantions</unclear> <add>deduce</add> the others.</note>
is a minor object.
 
<p>So far as regards consistency, true it is that if<lb/>
the work be really the work of no more than one<lb/>
workman, what may have been the number <hi rend="underline">supposed</hi><lb/>
to <del><gap/></del> have been concerned in it is a circumstance<lb/>
that makes no difference. But in <unclear>comparison</unclear><lb/>
of <del><gap/></del> <add>those <unclear>patrons</unclear> of</add> aptitude <del>what <gap/></del> <add>on the part of</add> the <unclear>work</unclear> which<lb/>
depend upon <add>appropriate</add> moral aptitude and thence upon responsibility<lb/>
on the <del><add><gap/></add></del> part of the workman, <del><gap/></del> <add>as above,</add><lb/>
any <del><gap/></del> imperfection <del><gap/></del> likely to be produced<lb/>
by mere <del>inconsistency</del> <add>want of consistency</add> as between <del>the <gap/></del><lb/>
<del>different parts</del> one part of the work and another, each<lb/>
of these being supposed apt <del><gap/></del> <add>with reference to</add> its own part of the field,<lb/>
is a <unclear>minor</unclear> object.</p>


13 10
Cases most naturally
and frequently exemplified,
<gap/>
from this <gap/> the influence
of numbers in
the composition of the
draught, will be <gap/>
bring it devices:
from these
variances deduce the others.




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1822 March 5 +

Codification Offer §.8.

6

Of all these cases, the two most likely apt to be exemplified,
and in fact the two most frequently exemplified
are the second and the fifth: from the consideration of
these two the influence exercised on of the draught,
with reference to the greatest happiness of the greatest number
by the two circumstances in question will be of the
its the ultimate efficiency of the
depends and of these
first
sufficiently brought to view: what other variations eff of effect
any will be produced by the other
of which the


little danger of error
there.

13 10
Cases most naturally
and frequently exemplified,

from this the influence
of numbers in
the composition of the
draught, will be
bring it devices:
from these
variantions deduce the others.

So far as regards consistency, true it is that if
the work be really the work of no more than one
workman, what may have been the number supposed
to have been concerned in it is a circumstance
that makes no difference. But in comparison
of those patrons of aptitude what on the part of the work which
depend upon appropriate moral aptitude and thence upon responsibility
on the part of the workman, as above,
any imperfection likely to be produced
by mere inconsistency want of consistency as between the
different parts one part of the work and another, each
of these being supposed apt with reference to its own part of the field,
is a minor object.




Identifier: | JB/012/068/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 12.

Date_1

1822-05-31

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

012

Main Headings

Folio number

068

Info in main headings field

to general sn martin

Image

002

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

letter 2891, vol. 11

ID Number

4129

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