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<p>What <unclear>more</unclear> is mass <gap/> In all their imperfection may <lb/>
be seen the necessary <add>product</add> first of the <unclear>inaplitiate</unclear> in all its <add>ne<gap/>ative </add> <gap/> <note>He that proposed an<lb/>
extensive change should<lb/>
show that <gap/> hold he<lb/>
has taken of the field<lb/>
is sufficiently comprehensive.<lb/>
Such is the<lb/>
hold endeavoured to be<lb/>
taken here.<lb/>
&#x2014;</note><lb/>
moral, intellectal and acters, of inexperienced and barbaric<lb/>
ages.  For non<add>nothing</add> of this need<add>will</add> any as who does <add>unless by his own</add> <gap/> chance<lb/>
it consider himself as <add>be</add> responsible: but for being in which<lb/>
he espouses<add>espoused</add> adopts and defends be then makes its <add>h<add>is</add></add> own and
<del>renders himself</del> for <del>the</del><add>whatever</add> atrocity is the folly how <gap/> so<lb/>
ever it, may be renders himself responsible.</p>


 
<p><del><gap/> the intends</del><add>Unveiling <add>Uncovering</add></add><add>the nakedness</add> moral and intellectual, of the long <add>ago</add> <gap/><lb/>
<gap/> unstable every body, lusts nobody Ruling for those whose<lb/>
feeling is <gap/> <gap/> given is affectation. Making another <add>out of this</add> affectation is p<gap/><add>for</add> <note>truly will <note>ed the<lb/>
sufferings of the d<gap/>d living<lb/>
is happ<gap/>, and con<gap/><lb/>
to  be thoroughly reposed</note></p>





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1827. Novr.1

Law atmendment.

Shelten Prepositions
Beginning

Proposal In matters of without ri reason is what may be 1
Proposal without
reason may be made
by any one

made by any body, and when made is of no use

The imperfection of an the existing form constitute <add>is the distraction</add> a reason
and that an indispensable one for every proposal of a
new one for every proposal made of a change 2
Imperfection of existing
system a reason for proposal of a
change

Where what proposed to be is ext, the
view taken of a field within which it is be ever<add>to be covered by it</add> which it is to be done
should be comprehensive; if possible all comprehensive
The in that which in what follows is what is endeavoured to be done

3
Change proposed
extensive

4
The more detailed
the more instructive

The further and more particularly it enters who
di, the scarce and more intreaties with every state
be
been
to
be. To do so To takehave taken course throughout would line being be
to do that of which neither spl time
will allow more which than a sh sketch to be
you, and that not from actual observation of the whole, but as to parts only from
vali. But though such expr statement in terminus detail can
can not throughout or any where be made, exemplification
have and there may; and, when given, well it is
hoped be found to have its use.

5
The imperfections of
existing system the
product of inaptitude
in inexperience and
barbarous ages

What more is mass In all their imperfection may
be seen the necessary product first of the inaplitiate in all its neative He that proposed an
extensive change should
show that hold he
has taken of the field
is sufficiently comprehensive.
Such is the
hold endeavoured to be
taken here.

moral, intellectal and acters, of inexperienced and barbaric
ages. For nonnothing of this needwill any as who does unless by his own chance
it consider himself as be responsible: but for being in which
he espousesespoused adopts and defends be then makes its h<add>is</add> own and renders himself for thewhatever atrocity is the folly how so
ever it, may be renders himself responsible.

the intendsUnveiling <add>Uncovering</add>the nakedness moral and intellectual, of the long ago
unstable every body, lusts nobody Ruling for those whose
feeling is given is affectation. Making another out of this affectation is pfor truly will <note>ed the
sufferings of the dd living
is happ, and con
to be thoroughly reposed




Identifier: | JB/061/002/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 61.

Date_1

1827-11-01

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-5

Box

061

Main Headings

Law Amendment; Penal Code

Folio number

002

Info in main headings field

Law Amendment

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

C1

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

George Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

19691

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