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<p><del>It is a</del> <add>Yes, my Lord:  it is among the</add> maxims <del>with</del> of Honourable Gentlemen, that if <del>any
<gap/></del> in an establishment of this sort anything is amiss, it is<lb/>
for want of offices.  It is <del><gap/></del> <add>among their</add> postulates, that every man who<lb/>
is paid for doing duty will do it in perfection, provided the <del>hands</del> <add>reality of</add><lb/>
patronage, <add>and show of superintendence,</add> is in the hands of Honourable Gentlemen,<hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi></note>


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<p><!-- pencil -->13 Sept. 1812<lb/>
<!-- pencil --><head>To L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Sidmouth</head></p>
<p>For strengthening the foundations, the next thing to be done<lb/>
was to <del>To prove</del> <add><del>some</del> manifest</add> the impartiality and <gap/> of Honourable<lb/>
Gentlemen;  <add>and accordingly <del><gap/></del></add> a confession was made <del>that <add>in those plans</add> as yet every<lb/>
<add>acknowledging in substance that in those receptacles everything</add> <del>in those plans</del> is not yet, exactly as it should be.</p>
<p>Upon the <hi rend="underline">present</hi> plan (Third Report p.144) .... "those<lb/>
"persons" <add>(it is said)</add> "must be expected to return into society with more<lb/>
depraved habits and <unclear>desperations</unclear> ....</p>
<p>But when <del>the remedy</del> <add>a panacea</add> is at hand, the more desperate the<lb/>
disease, for the <del>reputation</del> <add>honour</add> of the Physician at least <add>so much</add> the better.<lb/>
<add>"Such</add> Alterations and corrections as will in a great degree lessen<lb/>
<del>to which the intimation of it is <gap/> the <gap/></del> <add>"if not altogether remove the evils" ....  Such are the words</add><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi><lb/>
<note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> in and by which an intimation thus consolatory is conveyed.</note></p>
<p>Now my Lord what is this panacea?  Oh my Lord<lb/>
considering who the Physicians are, an answer is almost<lb/>
<add><del>superfluous</del></add> a superfluity – Offices! – Offices!  <del>The</del> <add>Yes, my Lord:  the</add> <gap/> of offices<lb/>
promised, <add>with the expences attached to them innumerable.  To begin with a</add> <del>are innumerable.  A</del> few thousand a year in<lb/>
offices <add>(p.148.)</add>: <del>of</del> in formation, is <add>it</add> still tardy? a few thousands a year<lb/>
more to quicken it; and so on till <del>it</del> <add>the cure</add> is perfected ....</p>


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It is a Yes, my Lord: it is among the maxims with of Honourable Gentlemen, that if any in an establishment of this sort anything is amiss, it is
for want of offices. It is among their postulates, that every man who
is paid for doing duty will do it in perfection, provided the hands reality of
patronage, and show of superintendence, is in the hands of Honourable Gentlemen,


13 Sept. 1812
To Ld Sidmouth

For strengthening the foundations, the next thing to be done
was to To prove some manifest the impartiality and of Honourable
Gentlemen; and accordingly a confession was made that in those plans as yet every
acknowledging in substance that in those receptacles everything in those plans
is not yet, exactly as it should be.

Upon the present plan (Third Report p.144) .... "those
"persons" (it is said) "must be expected to return into society with more
depraved habits and desperations ....

But when the remedy a panacea is at hand, the more desperate the
disease, for the reputation honour of the Physician at least so much the better.
"Such Alterations and corrections as will in a great degree lessen
to which the intimation of it is the "if not altogether remove the evils" .... Such are the words
in and by which an intimation thus consolatory is conveyed.

Now my Lord what is this panacea? Oh my Lord
considering who the Physicians are, an answer is almost
superfluous a superfluity – Offices! – Offices! The Yes, my Lord: the of offices
promised, with the expences attached to them innumerable. To begin with a are innumerable. A few thousand a year in
offices (p.148.): of in formation, is it still tardy? a few thousands a year
more to quicken it; and so on till it the cure is perfected ....



Identifier: | JB/118/396/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 118.

Date_1

1812-09-13

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

118

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

396

Info in main headings field

to ld sidmouth

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

a14***

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

th 1806

Marginals

Paper Producer

andre morellet

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1806

Notes public

draft of enclosure to letter 2190, vol. 8

ID Number

39450

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