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1826. Novr. 30.
Review of Humphreys
 
S.III. Marriage Settlement.
or 1.
As per usage, H. gives
the estate undivided
to the eldest son, failing
sons and other
daughters, to a daughter.
 
Not otherwise could
he have done without
wounding selfish pride
of those on whom adoption
depends.
 
Whether greatest happiness
principle dictates
this, J.B. is not
absolutely prepared to
say.
or 2.
Per happiness principle,
better the title of youngest:
than the elder,
having had the longer
time for providing for
themselves.
 
or 3.
So of weaker sex
than stronger.
 
or 4.
Individuals, individually
considered, deterioration
in value
would sooner or later
be produced by
division.
 
or 5.
But not less in female
than male
hands would this
deterioration have
place.
 
True, of the aggregate
number of cases,
greater is the proportion
of those in which
there are females alone;
added to those in which
<pb/>
 
S.III. Marriage Settlement
 
or 5 contind.
than of those in which
there are none but males;
by but by this, inconsistency
is not disproved;
only the result of it lessened.
or 6.
As between male and
female, in regard to
strength, the less the
care taken by nature
the greater should be
that taken by law.
 
or 7.
In feudal time, reason
good: estates to males
entire, for better equipment
for national defence:<lb/>
<add>and aggression:</add> to females in
shares, that on marriage
each might help
equip so many defenders.
 
or 8.
Now, the reason evaporated,
remains the efficient
cause - the power
of the males - (sole
exception )
final cause, greatest
happiness of the stronger:
a neuter would
determine it in  favour
of the weaker
 
or 9
So a Thalestrls Bonapatre,
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






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1826. Novr. 30. Review of Humphreys

S.III. Marriage Settlement. or 1. As per usage, H. gives the estate undivided to the eldest son, failing sons and other daughters, to a daughter.

Not otherwise could he have done without wounding selfish pride of those on whom adoption depends.

Whether greatest happiness principle dictates this, J.B. is not absolutely prepared to say. or 2. Per happiness principle, better the title of youngest: than the elder, having had the longer time for providing for themselves.

or 3. So of weaker sex than stronger.

or 4. Individuals, individually considered, deterioration in value would sooner or later be produced by division.

or 5. But not less in female than male hands would this deterioration have place.

True, of the aggregate number of cases, greater is the proportion of those in which there are females alone; added to those in which
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S.III. Marriage Settlement

or 5 contind. than of those in which there are none but males; by but by this, inconsistency is not disproved; only the result of it lessened. or 6. As between male and female, in regard to strength, the less the care taken by nature the greater should be that taken by law.

or 7. In feudal time, reason good: estates to males entire, for better equipment for national defence:
and aggression: to females in shares, that on marriage each might help equip so many defenders.

or 8. Now, the reason evaporated, remains the efficient cause - the power of the males - (sole exception ) final cause, greatest happiness of the stronger: a neuter would determine it in favour of the weaker

or 9 So a Thalestrls Bonapatre,








Identifier: | JB/078/022/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 78.

Date_1

1826-11-30

Marginal Summary Numbering

or 1 - or 14, 15-16

Box

078

Main Headings

Review of Humphreys

Folio number

022

Info in main headings field

Review of Humphreys

Image

001

Titles

III Marriage settlement

Category

Marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

25113

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