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<p>9 June 1811<lb/>
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<head>Nomography</head></p>
 
<p>Longwindedness a<lb/>
 
<unclear>secondary</unclear> imperfection<lb/>
 
conducive to obscurity<lb/>
and ambiguity – the<lb/>
two primary ones.</p>
<p><add>Ill effect</add> Of Longwindedness</p>
<p>1.  By the fatigue<lb/>
with which it oppresses<lb/>
the writer himself as well as <del><gap/></del><lb/>
the reader, under<lb/>
the impossibility of<lb/>
finding an apt resting<lb/>
place it forces him<lb/>
on through the series<lb/>
of words, and particularly<lb/>
of appellatives<lb/>
without allowing him<lb/>
time sufficient to examine<lb/>
into and adjust<lb/>
their several relations.</p>
<p>Example 49 G.3.c.123<lb/>
&sect;. 16.  Shares remaining<lb/>
"unpaid to Officers<lb/>
"and Soldiers in the Army,<lb/>
"Royal Artillery, Provincial<lb/>
"<gap/>, and<lb/>
"other Troops.</p>
<p>Those are they or are<lb/>
they not included in the<lb/>
Army?</p>
<p>To say they are not<lb/>
seems absurd.<lb/>
But if they are, what<lb/>
if any is the effect of<lb/>
those specific appellations?<lb/>
Answer to exclude<lb/>
all <del>the conquerer</del> <add>such</add><lb/>
other species of the same<lb/>
genus as are not maintained.<lb/>
This, it may<lb/>
be said is prevented by<lb/>
the conluding words –<lb/>
"all other Troops".  If so<lb/>
it comes to this that<lb/>
though not conducive<lb/>
to a wrong sense and in that<lb/>
respect pernicious, they are<lb/>
superflous.</p>
<pb/>
<p>Longwindedness continued</p>
<p>Expositing of leading<lb/>
terms is and essential<lb/>
and indispensable part<lb/>
of legislation.</p>
<p>Between such <unclear>necessary</unclear><lb/>
Exposition and<lb/>
Longwindedness there<lb/>
is a natural incompatibility.<lb/>
By such<lb/>
Exposition, so<lb/>
far as it gives the<lb/>
demand and pretence for<lb/>
such incompatibility is<lb/>
obviated.  By <add>the habit of</add> Longwindedness<lb/>
the mind<lb/>
is prevented from looking<lb/>
out for occasions for<lb/>
Exposition:  may even<lb/>
form <gap/> to itself<lb/>
the idea of any such<lb/>
operation as <add>being</add> subordinate<lb/>
to the purposes<lb/>
of law.</p>
<pb/>
<p>Longwindedness – Remedies</p>
<p>I.  <add>Where</add> Two (or more) subject-matters<lb/>
<add>are</add> <hi rend="underline">conjunctively</hi><lb/>
predicated <add>of</add> on various<lb/>
occasions throughout the<lb/>
code, <del>predicate</del> take<lb/>
one of them alone for the<lb/>
subject of predication in <add>throughout</add><lb/>
the text: then either<lb/>
1. subjoin the other toties<lb/>
quoties at the bottom<lb/>
margin – or<lb/>
2. Frame in conclusion<lb/>
an article stating in<lb/>
the instance of what<lb/>
preceding articles that<lb/>
which is predicated of<lb/>
the first shall be understood<lb/>
to be predicated of the<lb/>
second.</p>
<p>II.  So <del><gap/></del> <add>where</add> two (or more)<lb/>
subject matters are disjunctively<lb/>
predicated of<lb/>
viz. in some cases<lb/>
Example, where that<lb/>
which is ordered or permitted<lb/>
to be done by<lb/>
the (principal) Government<lb/>
Treasurer is ordered or<lb/>
permitted to be done by<lb/>
his Deputy: –<lb/>
and so of other Deputies.</p>
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9 June 1811
Nomography

Longwindedness a
secondary imperfection
conducive to obscurity
and ambiguity – the
two primary ones.

Ill effect Of Longwindedness

1. By the fatigue
with which it oppresses
the writer himself as well as
the reader, under
the impossibility of
finding an apt resting
place it forces him
on through the series
of words, and particularly
of appellatives
without allowing him
time sufficient to examine
into and adjust
their several relations.

Example 49 G.3.c.123
§. 16. Shares remaining
"unpaid to Officers
"and Soldiers in the Army,
"Royal Artillery, Provincial
", and
"other Troops.

Those are they or are
they not included in the
Army?

To say they are not
seems absurd.
But if they are, what
if any is the effect of
those specific appellations?
Answer to exclude
all the conquerer such
other species of the same
genus as are not maintained.
This, it may
be said is prevented by
the conluding words –
"all other Troops". If so
it comes to this that
though not conducive
to a wrong sense and in that
respect pernicious, they are
superflous.


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Longwindedness continued

Expositing of leading
terms is and essential
and indispensable part
of legislation.

Between such necessary
Exposition and
Longwindedness there
is a natural incompatibility.
By such
Exposition, so
far as it gives the
demand and pretence for
such incompatibility is
obviated. By the habit of Longwindedness
the mind
is prevented from looking
out for occasions for
Exposition: may even
form to itself
the idea of any such
operation as being subordinate
to the purposes
of law.


---page break---

Longwindedness – Remedies

I. Where Two (or more) subject-matters
are conjunctively
predicated of on various
occasions throughout the
code, predicate take
one of them alone for the
subject of predication in throughout
the text: then either
1. subjoin the other toties
quoties at the bottom
margin – or
2. Frame in conclusion
an article stating in
the instance of what
preceding articles that
which is predicated of
the first shall be understood
to be predicated of the
second.

II. So where two (or more)
subject matters are disjunctively
predicated of
viz. in some cases
Example, where that
which is ordered or permitted
to be done by
the (principal) Government
Treasurer is ordered or
permitted to be done by
his Deputy: –
and so of other Deputies.


Identifier: | JB/549/100/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 549.

Date_1

1811-06-09

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Box

549

Main Headings

Folio number

100

Info in main headings field

Nomography

Image

001

Titles

Category

Rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

Recto/Verso

Page Numbering

Penner

Jeremy Bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

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