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<!-- pencil annotations --> <p> <gap/></p> <note><gap/> Police<lb/> Arms</note> <p><del> shall be <gap/> <gap/> <add> any</add> <gap/> <gap/> Instructions <lb/> respecting the <gap/> thereof of the <gap/> <lb/> <gap/> shall think fit. <gap/></del></p> <p><del>Be</del>According to a paragraph from the French Papers<lb/> of the date of 28<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> February 1795 as reported in the Times<lb/> of 5t<hi rend="superscript">h</hi> March 1795 the French Commander in Piedmont<lb/> "General Grouchy, had published a Proclamation declaring <lb/> "that every person upon whom there should be found<lb/> " a <gap/> or stiletto, should be instantly shot; and <lb/> " that all cutlers and winders of cutlery, who should <lb/> " not within three days deposit with the Municipality<lb/>" all weapons of this description <del>which may</del> in their possession,<lb/> should undergo the same fate." In regard to <lb/> the principle of the measure, there <unclear>stands</unclear> no difference<lb/> between French and English and French Police may <lb/> be perfectly agreed without departing from their respective<lb/> characters; security is and ought to be equally the <lb/> object of both: the only difference is in the application<lb/> English Police indicates <add>lays upon</add> a man as being what he <add>contents itself with laying upon</add> <lb/> is — doing what he does. <add> to government a mans <gap/> and <gap/> which draw </add><lb/>all danger from him is at an end: French Police, to make <lb/> sure wish cuts his throat.</p> | |||
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Police
Arms
shall be any Instructions
respecting the thereof of the
shall think fit.
BeAccording to a paragraph from the French Papers
of the date of 28th February 1795 as reported in the Times
of 5th March 1795 the French Commander in Piedmont
"General Grouchy, had published a Proclamation declaring
"that every person upon whom there should be found
" a or stiletto, should be instantly shot; and
" that all cutlers and winders of cutlery, who should
" not within three days deposit with the Municipality
" all weapons of this description which may in their possession,
should undergo the same fate." In regard to
the principle of the measure, there stands no difference
between French and English and French Police may
be perfectly agreed without departing from their respective
characters; security is and ought to be equally the
object of both: the only difference is in the application
English Police indicates lays upon a man as being what he contents itself with laying upon
is — doing what he does. to government a mans and which draw
all danger from him is at an end: French Police, to make
sure wish cuts his throat.
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Identifier: | JB/150/754/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150. |
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jeremy bentham |
g & ep 1794 |
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[[notes_public::"postponed" [note in bentham's hand]]] |
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