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alone, is matter of demonstration &#x2014;
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<p><del>How that</del> <add><del>Require</del> let n stand for</add> <del>be with</del> the number of persons subjected
 
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to the <unclear>species</unclear> of misery x, <add>&amp; y &amp; let such</add> <del>be called n</del> number
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be <add>supposed</add> double in the latter case to what it is in
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the first.<lb/></p>
<p>Now whether nx or 2 n y<!-- spaces between 2 n y? --> be the greater,
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<add>while x &amp; y continue indeterminate</add> is till matter of conjecture and opinion:
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but that nx is <add>in any case</add> greater than x alone; &amp; that
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if x &amp; y be supposed equal <del><unclear>zzy</unclear></del> 2ny is
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greater viz: that it is double to nx, this is
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matter of demonstration.  In this manner it is
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matter of demonstration that Robbery is worse
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than Theft.
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<head>INTRODUCTION.  Jurisprudence how far susceptible [BR][3] of Demonstration.</head>




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How far a matter of .

Call the species of misery produced by any one
crime, in a single person x, & that produced by another, y.
Now whether x or wh y be the greater, is
matter of conjecture & opinion: but that
x + y is greater than g either x or y
alone, is matter of demonstration —

How that Require let n stand for be with the number of persons subjected
to the species of misery x, & y & let such be called n number
be supposed double in the latter case to what it is in
the first.

Now whether nx or 2 n y be the greater,
while x & y continue indeterminate is till matter of conjecture and opinion:
but that nx is in any case greater than x alone; & that
if x & y be supposed equal zzy 2ny is
greater viz: that it is double to nx, this is
matter of demonstration. In this manner it is
matter of demonstration that Robbery is worse
than Theft.

INTRODUCTION. Jurisprudence how far susceptible [BR][3] of Demonstration.



Identifier: | JB/096/117/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 96.

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096

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legislation

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117

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introduction jurisprudence how far susceptible of demonstration

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

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recto

Page Numbering

c3

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[lion with vryheyt motif]]]

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Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

31121

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