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<head>True Bastille</head> | |||
<p>8 Jan<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> 1813</p> | |||
<note>Preface</note> | |||
<p>was so ready upon every occasion to boil over and take<lb/> | |||
<del><gap/></del> fire seems extinct and gone: the part has<lb/> | |||
corrupted and been dissolved in Toryism: the <add>small</add> remainder<lb/> | |||
has turned <gap/> and gives <add>impulse</add> zest to the projects<lb/> | |||
of Republicans and Levellers.</p> | |||
<p>But though the connection between inexpediency<lb/> | |||
and illegality is not a necessary one, neither is it<lb/> | |||
one immaterial much less an <add>improbable</add> impassable one. I<lb/> | |||
speak upon a general view: and in the particular<lb/> | |||
<add>instance</add> case in question an example I am inclined to think<lb/> | |||
would be found, The illegality <del>of the measure</del> had<lb/> | |||
<del>its impotency</del> for <del>the</del> <add>its</add> cause the impotency of the measure.<lb/> | |||
Powers necessary to government were not<lb/> | |||
obtained from Parliament—why? because it was not<lb/> | |||
thought prudent to trust Parliament with the whole<lb/> | |||
of the information without which the requisite stock<lb/> | |||
of powers could not regularly—could not <add>according to</add> conveniently<lb/> | |||
with established forms and current notions be obtained.</p> | |||
<p>The <add>disease</add> evil of illegality be it ever so extensive <add>raging—be it ever so</add><lb/> | |||
may be cured by a single touch of the sceptre—may<lb/> | |||
be cured <add>at once</add> at any time by Parliament. Unquestionably:<lb/> | |||
but of the above surmise <add>suspicion</add> be true—or even<lb/> | |||
though it were otherwise—<del>the</del> it is for the reader—it<lb/> | |||
is for Parliament to judge—whether without some retrospect<lb/> | |||
<add>the cure ought to be applied</add> Parliament ought to apply the cure; whether<lb/> | |||
<del>the</del> an indemnity <add>from punishment</add> might to be granted without some<lb/> | |||
<add>notice taken of</add> <gap/> passed upon the delinquency—the long and diversified<lb/> | |||
course of delinquency by which <add>under that dispensation of existing law</add> that punishment<lb/> | |||
has been incurred.</p> | |||
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True Bastille
8 Jany 1813
Preface
was so ready upon every occasion to boil over and take
fire seems extinct and gone: the part has
corrupted and been dissolved in Toryism: the small remainder
has turned and gives impulse zest to the projects
of Republicans and Levellers.
But though the connection between inexpediency
and illegality is not a necessary one, neither is it
one immaterial much less an improbable impassable one. I
speak upon a general view: and in the particular
instance case in question an example I am inclined to think
would be found, The illegality of the measure had
its impotency for the its cause the impotency of the measure.
Powers necessary to government were not
obtained from Parliament—why? because it was not
thought prudent to trust Parliament with the whole
of the information without which the requisite stock
of powers could not regularly—could not according to conveniently
with established forms and current notions be obtained.
The disease evil of illegality be it ever so extensive raging—be it ever so
may be cured by a single touch of the sceptre—may
be cured at once at any time by Parliament. Unquestionably:
but of the above surmise suspicion be true—or even
though it were otherwise—the it is for the reader—it
is for Parliament to judge—whether without some retrospect
the cure ought to be applied Parliament ought to apply the cure; whether
the an indemnity from punishment might to be granted without some
notice taken of passed upon the delinquency—the long and diversified
course of delinquency by which under that dispensation of existing law that punishment
has been incurred.
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