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The Subjects of Theft, Malicious mischief <add>lots of casting away must be <unclear>comprised</unclear> under mischief - as consider the instance of <unclear>Letters</unclear></add> and their ag-<lb/>
The Subjects of Theft, Malicious mischief <note>loss or casting away must be <sic>comprized</sic> under mischief - as under the instance of Letters</note> &amp; their aggravations<lb/> are either valuable or invaluable: The former<lb/> description comprehends almost any thing which<lb/>
gravations are either valuable or invaluabl: The for-<lb/>
mer description comprehends almost any thing which<lb/>
one should first think of naming: The latter denotes <lb/>
one should first think of naming: The latter denotes <lb/>
a few things which being but as it were exceptions -<lb/>
a few things which being but as it were exceptions -<lb/>
out of the other and must be specified: but are all inclu-
out of the other and must be specified: but are all included<lb/>
comprehensible<lb/>
<add>comprehensible</add> under the general term of <hi rend='underline'>writings</hi>. Not that all<lb/>  
-did under the general term of <hi rend='underline'>writings</hi>. Not that all<lb/>  
writings are hereby meant: for of these many are susceptible <lb/>of a certain value in virtue of their relation <lb/>
writings are hereby meant: for of these many are sus-<lb/>
-ceptible of a certain value in virtue of their relation <lb/>
to that which has one. <lb/>
to that which has one. <lb/>
Writings not susceptible of valuation, may be dis-<lb/>
Writings not susceptible of valuation, may be distinguished<lb/> into: 1<hi rend='superscript'>st</hi> Records, 2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> Birth & Marriage <lb/>
-tinguished into: 1. Records, 2. Birth & Marriage <lb/>
Registers- 3<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> Letters, 4<hi rend='superscript'>thly</hi> Other Writings in general <lb/>
Registers- 3. Letters, 4.thly Other Writings in general <lb/>
of these the two first may without hesitation or difficulty<lb/> be put on a level with the hightest value - the 2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi><lb/>
of these the two first may without hesitation or diffi-<lb/>
-culty be put on a level with the hightest value - the 2nd<lb/>
including every thing that a person is worth in point<lb/>
including every thing that a person is worth in point<lb/>
of property, together with his Fame & condition of <lb/>
of property, together with his Fame & condition of <lb/>
LIfe besides; the other, matters of yet higher considerati-<lb/>
LIfe besides; the other, matters of yet higher consideration<lb/>  
-on than all that has been mentioned put together.  <lb/>
than all that has been mentioned put together.  <lb/>
The other two require more consideration:  being suscep-<lb/>
The other two require more consideration:  being susceptible<lb/> of a variety of value from almost nothing up to an<lb/>
-tible of a variety of value from almost nothing up to an<lb/>
 
<pb/> indiscrete sum.  The 3<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> from a letter of compliment up<lb/> to a summons to receive the last words of a dying consort<lb/> the 4<hi rend='superscript'>th</hi> from a School boy's <sic>waist</sic> book to a Work like<lb/> those of Locke &amp; Newton capable of making a Revolution<lb/>  in the state of human Nature. <p>paragraph</p>
 
The last in particular, is apt but too often to become the subject of a Theft which is not the less distressing<lb/> to the party wronged because the injurer is most commonly<lb/> a person above the temptation to any other: and since <lb/> he is not above the temptation to this, there is the same<lb/> reason for terrifying him from his prey by a suitable <lb/> punishment, as the poverty stricken malefactor from his&#x2014;
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<p>paragraph</p>
 


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The Subjects of Theft, Malicious mischief loss or casting away must be comprized under mischief - as under the instance of Letters & their aggravations
are either valuable or invaluable: The former
description comprehends almost any thing which
one should first think of naming: The latter denotes
a few things which being but as it were exceptions -
out of the other and must be specified: but are all included
comprehensible under the general term of writings. Not that all
writings are hereby meant: for of these many are susceptible
of a certain value in virtue of their relation
to that which has one.
Writings not susceptible of valuation, may be distinguished
into: 1st Records, 2d Birth & Marriage
Registers- 3d Letters, 4thly Other Writings in general
of these the two first may without hesitation or difficulty
be put on a level with the hightest value - the 2d
including every thing that a person is worth in point
of property, together with his Fame & condition of
LIfe besides; the other, matters of yet higher consideration

than all that has been mentioned put together.  

The other two require more consideration: being susceptible
of a variety of value from almost nothing up to an


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indiscrete sum. The 3d from a letter of compliment up
to a summons to receive the last words of a dying consort
the 4th from a School boy's waist book to a Work like
those of Locke & Newton capable of making a Revolution
in the state of human Nature.

paragraph

The last in particular, is apt but too often to become the subject of a Theft which is not the less distressing
to the party wronged because the injurer is most commonly
a person above the temptation to any other: and since
he is not above the temptation to this, there is the same
reason for terrifying him from his prey by a suitable
punishment, as the poverty stricken malefactor from his—

paragraph



Identifier: | JB/070/239/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

070

Main Headings

of laws in general

Folio number

239

Info in main headings field

theft invaluables sive un-negociables

Image

001

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23354

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