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<head>1820 <sic>Feb.<sic> 22<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p> + + §.7. <!-- marginal notes in pencil --> <note><sic>ult/</sic><lb/>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland</note>5 <note>§7. <del>J.B.</del> <add><sic>Parl. Cat</sic> confirmed</note></p> <p><note>1<lb/><gap/> was a<lb/><sic>Parl. Cat/</sic> confirmed<lb/> 1. From radicalisation<lb/>and thence democratic<lb/>ascendency, considerable<lb/>mischief came.<lb/>2. To the people <add>confidence</add> under<lb/>radicalism, <gap/> <lb/> and <gap/> would<lb/> be a recommendation<lb/>even too strange.</note></p> <p>§. <del><gap/></del> 7. Positions of the authors in Ireland to <sic>Parl.</sic> Reform Catechism confirmed</p> <p>In <del>the Introduction</del> another work, in the Introduction<lb/>to the Catechism of Parliamentary Reform in speaking of<lb/>radical reform and its inseparable concomitant <add>accompaniment</add> democratic<lb/>ascendency among the positions therein ventured to<lb/>be advanced are these two <add>three</add> — namely that from any such<lb/>arrangement no mischief produced by anarchy or an<lb/>considerable <gap/> on the part of the body of the people<lb/>would ensue — that <del>on every occasion the man <add>that would every other</add></del><lb/>most distinguished by rank and opulence would be<lb/><add>so far from exclusion</add> rank and opulence <del><gap/></del> would in this and every<lb/>other occasion operate on their mind in the way of recommendation —<lb/> and that towards the attainment of<lb/>their <add>popular</add> confidence these qualities so far from <add>not</add> operating<lb/>with so much effect as with a view to the interest of<lb/>the people would be desirable, would speak with too<lb/>great an effect.</p> <!-- marginal note in pencil --> <p.<note>2<lb/>Sole source of <gap/>? <gap/><lb/>Nature of man<lb/> and General history</note></p. <p><note>The particular case<lb/>or Ireland had not<lb/>presented itself <lb/>[J.B. drawing part of<lb/>the period in habits<lb/>with the Ministers of the<lb/>day, thence occasionally<lb/>in contact with<lb/>leading men <gap/> from<lb/>Ireland]</note></p> <p>Consideration <add>observation</add> of the nature of man in every situation —<lb/>recollections derived from general history from lectures<lb/>in general, were at all times the only sources from thence<lb/>these <gap/> had been derived. The particular case<lb/>here in question — the <add><del>pa</del></add> case of Ireland as above had not at <add>did not on</add><lb/>that then presented itself <add>that occasion happen to present itself</add> in any particular manner to<lb/>my view. <!-- bracket in pencil --> [At that time I was not only of at a time of<lb/>up at which if at any a man is qualified for and disposed<lb/>to make observation but <add>during a part of the period in question</add> I was moreover in habits with the<lb/>Minister of the day, and of <del>ever</del> coming into contact with this or that<lb/>man of distinction fresh from Ireland.</p> <p><add>Will</add></p> | |||
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1820 <sic>Feb.<sic> 22
Radicalism not dangerous
+ + §.7. ult/
III Experience
II Ireland5 §7. J.B. <add>Parl. Cat confirmed
1
was a
Parl. Cat/ confirmed
1. From radicalisation
and thence democratic
ascendency, considerable
mischief came.
2. To the people confidence under
radicalism,
and would
be a recommendation
even too strange.
§. 7. Positions of the authors in Ireland to Parl. Reform Catechism confirmed
In the Introduction another work, in the Introduction
to the Catechism of Parliamentary Reform in speaking of
radical reform and its inseparable concomitant accompaniment democratic
ascendency among the positions therein ventured to
be advanced are these two three — namely that from any such
arrangement no mischief produced by anarchy or an
considerable on the part of the body of the people
would ensue — that on every occasion the man that would every other
most distinguished by rank and opulence would be
so far from exclusion rank and opulence would in this and every
other occasion operate on their mind in the way of recommendation —
and that towards the attainment of
their popular confidence these qualities so far from not operating
with so much effect as with a view to the interest of
the people would be desirable, would speak with too
great an effect.
<p.2
Sole source of ?
Nature of man
and General history</p.
The particular case
or Ireland had not
presented itself
[J.B. drawing part of
the period in habits
with the Ministers of the
day, thence occasionally
in contact with
leading men from
Ireland]
Consideration observation of the nature of man in every situation —
recollections derived from general history from lectures
in general, were at all times the only sources from thence
these had been derived. The particular case
here in question — the pa case of Ireland as above had not at did not on
that then presented itself that occasion happen to present itself in any particular manner to
my view. [At that time I was not only of at a time of
up at which if at any a man is qualified for and disposed
to make observation but during a part of the period in question I was moreover in habits with the
Minister of the day, and of ever coming into contact with this or that
man of distinction fresh from Ireland.
Will
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