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Commissioners . . . . to frame . . . Forms of Account — Books . . .</head> | |||
Against the obligation of keeping the sort of<lb/> | Against the obligation of keeping the sort of<lb/> | ||
Books in question, the trouble of the task may<lb/> | Books in question, the trouble of the task may<lb/> | ||
be considered regarded as forming a considerable objection —<lb/> | be <del>considered</del> <add>regarded</add> as forming a considerable objection —<lb/> | ||
but upon a closer inspection, the objection it is presumed will<lb/> | but upon a closer inspection, the objection <add>it is presumed</add> will<lb/> | ||
be found to | be found to vanish. Either a man would<lb/> | ||
have | have <del>kept <gap/></del> <add>kept the Books, and</add> made the entries in question of<lb/> | ||
his own accord, and without any such obligation,<lb/> | his own accord, and without any such obligation,<lb/> | ||
or he would not: in the first case x<lb/> | or he would not: in the first case x<lb/> | ||
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individual himself, and his x those with whom he x | individual himself, and his x those with whom he x | ||
over and above the public benefit<lb/> | over and above the public benefit<lb/> | ||
to the attainment of which the presumed obligation is directed.<lb/> | <add>to the attainment of which the presumed obligation is directed.</add><lb/> | ||
Not to speak of persons at large x when a man<lb/> | <add>Not</add> to speak of persons <add>at large</add> x when a man<lb/> | ||
is engaged concerned in trade, he owes it to himself<lb/> | is <del>engaged</del> concerned in trade, he owes it to himself<lb/> | ||
and family to keep Books — he owes it to by<lb/> | and family to keep Books — he owes it to <add>by</add><lb/> | ||
a still stronger tie, to his creditors: and the more x and<lb/> | <add>a still stronger tie, to</add> his creditors: and the more x and<lb/> | ||
instructive these Books are, the better for all<lb/> | instructive these Books are, the better for all<lb/> | ||
Commissioners . . . . to frame . . . Forms of Account — Books . . .
Against the obligation of keeping the sort of
Books in question, the trouble of the task may
be considered regarded as forming a considerable objection —
but upon a closer inspection, the objection it is presumed will
be found to vanish. Either a man would
have kept kept the Books, and made the entries in question of
his own accord, and without any such obligation,
or he would not: in the first case x
trouble does not exist by the supposition; in the
other the trouble will find an ample compensation
in the benefit it will be attended with to the
individual himself, and his x those with whom he x
over and above the public benefit
to the attainment of which the presumed obligation is directed.
Not to speak of persons at large x when a man
is engaged concerned in trade, he owes it to himself
and family to keep Books — he owes it to by
a still stronger tie, to his creditors: and the more x and
instructive these Books are, the better for all
Justice. x proposed to the amount
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police bill |
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text sheet |
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recto |
b1 / f99 |
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jeremy bentham |
g & ep 1794 |
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1794 |
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