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<p>1828 Sept. 12<lb/>
 
<head>Blackstone</head></p>
<head>1828 <sic>Sept.</sic> 12<lb/>Blackstone</head> <!-- some in pencil --> <p><note><sic>ult<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic><lb/>Preface</note><lb/>(1) (1 <note><gap/> be</note></p> <p>At the very threshold, the reader will be introduced in <add>find himself in company</add><lb/><del>four</del> <add>no fewer than four most</add> important and <del>highly</del> <add>busily</add> active personages at once: and<lb/><del>Universal Jurisprudence</del> at every step he will find himself<lb/>receiving instructions from <del>either th</del> some one of them or some<lb/>other.  Some one of them: for unfortunately he will find them but<lb/>too often not agreeing together quite so well as it were to be<lb/>wished they did.</p> <p><note>Reader in company with<lb/>four personages viz.<lb/>1. <sic>Un.</sic> Jurisprudence<lb/>2. Law as it ought to be<lb/>3. <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> &#x2014; &#x2014; &#x2014; is<lb/>4 <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> &#x2014; &#x2014; &#x2014; pretends to be.<lb/>Of female sex: not per<lb/>learned <sic>gent.</sic> to object to<lb/>the fiction.</note></p> <p>These are &#x2014; 1. Universal Jurisprudence.  2. Law as she<lb/>ought to be.  3. Law as she is.  4. Law as she pretends to<lb/>be.  All of the female sex: <del>all</del> <add>The first the Mother:  the three others, to be, daughters; to each other</add> sisters.  By their presence<lb/>and the contrast which to so large <add>wide</add> an extent their characters<lb/><note>Author speaks per the<lb/>characters, they not like<lb/>celebrated Potato.</note><lb/>will be seen to present when compared with one another,<lb/>some little less, will <add>perhaps</add>, it is hoped be seen to be given to<lb/>the scene: and if on presenting them to the <del>parly</del> <add>reader</add> in the <add>such their</add><lb/>character of persons, there be a <unclear>spin</unclear> of fiction, it is not<lb/>at any rate for learned gentlemen to make any very<lb/>strong objection on that score.  Alas! if no worse use<lb/>than is made here had ever been made of fiction, in the<lb/>field of law, the field of human life <add>society</add> would not be quite<lb/>so full of <add>human</add> misery as it is seen and felt to be.</p> <p>Follows then in this little theatre, the legal <add>Law</add> <unclear>drama</unclear>,<lb/>as the French would say <add>call it</add> a <hi rend="underline">Proverbe</hi>:  <del>and those</del> Characters<lb/>in it but four: and they are those <add>the above</add>.</p> <p><add>By a more able dramatist</add> They might perhaps have been <add>made</add> to speak <add>for themselves</add> each for themselves<hi rend="superscript">⊞1</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞1</hi> like the once celebrated <hi rend="underline">Potatoes.</hi>,<hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>(a) Potatoes one of which<lb/>on a certain occasion, I<lb/><!-- continues along the edge of the page -->made entry into a carriage of the Kings when his Majesty was in it.  The <unclear>vocal</unclear> <del>character</del> <add><gap/></add> were the discovery of a <gap/> Magistrate.</note></p> <p>But <del>in general</del>, as it is <del>is has</del> generally speaking the author has<lb/>found himself, as in a puppet show, to speak for them.<hi rend="superscript">⊞2</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> or as does that<lb/> wondrous Being, whose<lb/>name <del>was</del> among the<lb/>heathen Gods, <hi rend="underline"><unclear>Protius</unclear></hi>,<lb/>now is, amongst us<lb/>mortals, <hi rend="underline">Matthew</hi>.</note>
<p>At the very threshold, the reader will be introduced in <add>find himself in company</add><lb/>
<del>four</del> <add>no fewer than four most</add> important and <del>highly</del> <add>busily</add> active personages at once: and<lb/>
<del>Universal Jurisprudence</del> at every step he will find himself<lb/>
receiving instruction from <del>either th</del> some one of them or some<lb/>
other.  Some one of them: for unfortunately he will find them but<lb/>
too often not agreeing together quite so well as it were to be<lb/>
wished they did.</p>
<p>These are 1. Universal Jurisprudence.  2. Law as she<lb/>
ought to be.  3. Law as she is.  4. Law as she pretends to<lb/>
be.  All of the female sex: <del>all</del> <add>The first the Mother:  the three others, to be, daughters; to each other</add> sisters.  By their presence<lb/>
and the contrast which to so large <add>wide</add> an extent their characters<lb/>
will be seen to present when compared with one another,<lb/>
some little less, will <add>perhaps</add>, it is hoped be seen to be given to<lb/>
the scene: and if on presenting them to the <del>parly</del> <add>reader</add> in the <add>such their</add><lb/>
character of persons, there be a <unclear>spin</unclear> of fiction, it is not<lb/>
at any rate for learned gentlemen to make any very<lb/>
strong objection on that score.  Alas! if no worse use<lb/>
than is made here had ever been made of fiction, in the<lb/>
field of law, the field of human life <add>society</add> would not be quite<lb/>
so full of <add>human</add> misery as it is seen and felt to be.</p>
<p>Follows then in this little theatre, the legal <add>Law</add> <unclear>drama</unclear>,<lb/>
as the French would say <add>call it</add> a <hi rend="underline">Proverbe</hi>:  <del>and those</del> Characters<lb/>
in it but four: and they are those <add>the above</add>.</p>
<p><add>By a more able dramatist</add> They might perhaps have been <add>made</add> to speak <add>for themselves</add> each for themselves<hi rend="superscript">⊞1</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞1</hi> like the once celebrated <hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi>,<hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/>
(a) <gap/> one of which<lb/>
on a certain occasion,<lb/>
made entry into a carriage of the Kings when his Majesty was in it.  The <unclear>vocal</unclear> <del>character</del> <add><gap/></add> were the discovery of a <gap/> Magistrate.</note><lb/>
But <del>in general</del>, as it is<del>is has</del> generally speaking the author has<lb/>
found himself, as in a puppet show, to speak for them.<hi rend="superscript">⊞2</hi> <note><hi rend="superscript">⊞</hi> or as does that<lb/>
<unclear>wondrous</unclear> Being, whose<lb/>
name <del>was</del> among the<lb/>
heathen Gods, <hi rend="underline"><unclear>Protier</unclear></hi>,<lb/>
now is, amongst us<lb/>
mortals, <hi rend="underline">Mattheur</hi>.</note>
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1828 Sept. 12
Blackstone

ulto
Preface

(1) (1 be

At the very threshold, the reader will be introduced in find himself in company
four no fewer than four most important and highly busily active personages at once: and
Universal Jurisprudence at every step he will find himself
receiving instructions from either th some one of them or some
other. Some one of them: for unfortunately he will find them but
too often not agreeing together quite so well as it were to be
wished they did.

Reader in company with
four personages viz.
1. Un. Jurisprudence
2. Law as it ought to be
3. Do — — — is
4 Do — — — pretends to be.
Of female sex: not per
learned gent. to object to
the fiction.

These are — 1. Universal Jurisprudence. 2. Law as she
ought to be. 3. Law as she is. 4. Law as she pretends to
be. All of the female sex: all The first the Mother: the three others, to be, daughters; to each other sisters. By their presence
and the contrast which to so large wide an extent their characters
Author speaks per the
characters, they not like
celebrated Potato.

will be seen to present when compared with one another,
some little less, will perhaps, it is hoped be seen to be given to
the scene: and if on presenting them to the parly reader in the such their
character of persons, there be a spin of fiction, it is not
at any rate for learned gentlemen to make any very
strong objection on that score. Alas! if no worse use
than is made here had ever been made of fiction, in the
field of law, the field of human life society would not be quite
so full of human misery as it is seen and felt to be.

Follows then in this little theatre, the legal Law drama,
as the French would say call it a Proverbe: and those Characters
in it but four: and they are those the above.

By a more able dramatist They might perhaps have been made to speak for themselves each for themselves⊞1 ⊞1 like the once celebrated Potatoes.,(a)
(a) Potatoes one of which
on a certain occasion, I
made entry into a carriage of the Kings when his Majesty was in it. The vocal character were the discovery of a Magistrate.

But in general, as it is is has generally speaking the author has
found himself, as in a puppet show, to speak for them.⊞2 or as does that
wondrous Being, whose
name was among the
heathen Gods, Protius,
now is, amongst us
mortals, Matthew.



Identifier: | JB/031/121/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 31.

Date_1

1828-09-12

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

031

Main Headings

civil code

Folio number

121

Info in main headings field

blackstone

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c1 / e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

b&m 1828

Marginals

richard doane

Paper Producer

arthur moore; richard doane

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1828

Notes public

ID Number

9807

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