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<p>Now this way <add><gap/>part of <unclear>Man's</unclear> rules</add> injustice indeed, but manifest and certain &#x2014; It was so manifest <add>that</add>
<p>Now this was injustice indeed, <add>first <unclear>offenses</unclear> rules</add> but manifest and certain &#x2014; It was so manifest <add>that</add>
<lb/>it, it had <add>that way</add>noted-than it <unclear>was</unclear> hardly supposed but that long before this time<lb/>
<lb/>it, it had noted - than it can hardly <unclear>be</unclear> <!-- an ink blot here --><sic>suppos'd</sic> but that long before this time<lb/>
[being once fully known to exert] that good sense of the notion must have <unclear>risen</unclear> <add>up</add><lb/>against it &amp; has proved itself in bestowing <add>applying some</add> <del>the only proper</del><unclear>mind</unclear>, in the only <add>proper</add><lb/>way by legislative power.<p>
[being once fully known to exert] that good sense of the notion must have <unclear>risen</unclear> <add>up</add><lb/>against it, &amp; has proved itself in bestowing <add>applying some</add> <del>the only proper</del><unclear>mind</unclear>, in the only <add>proper</add><lb/>way by legislative power.<p>


  <note>Upon consent of both parties and not otherwise the Judge to have power to clear the Court of all persons, but parties Agents <unclear><del>Jury</del></unclear> Council &amp; one Officer and witness under Examination.</note>
  <note>Upon consent of both parties and not otherwise the Judge to have power to clear the Court of all persons, but parties Agents <unclear><del>Jury</del></unclear> Council &amp; one Officer and the witness under Examination.</note>


<p>In the mean <unclear>time</unclear>,  <add>as the age <add>mankind</add> improved in ingenuity</add> other judges arose who liberal enough not to endure <add>such</add><lb/>  
<p>In the mean <unclear>time</unclear>,  <add>as the age <add>mankind</add> improved in ingenuity</add> other judges arose who liberal enough not to endure <add>such</add><lb/>  
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<sic>bother'd</sic> by any thing they would<!-- or, could --> do to drive it, gradually <unclear>departed</unclear> from it. <pb/>
<sic>bother'd</sic> by any thing they would<!-- or, could --> do to drive it, gradually <unclear>departed</unclear> from it. <pb/>
<note>The <gap/> if it had not been <sic>tamper'd</sic> with by the Judges <unclear>stand</unclear> long ago have received a radical cure by the Legislature.</note>
 
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<note>The <unclear>decision</unclear> if it had not been <sic>tamper'd</sic> with by the Judges <unclear>should</unclear> long ago have received a radical cure by the Legislature.</note>
 




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LIBĒL. WORDS 2

Now this was injustice indeed, first offenses rules but manifest and certain — It was so manifest that
it, it had noted - than it can hardly be suppos'd but that long before this time
[being once fully known to exert] that good sense of the notion must have risen up
against it, & has proved itself in bestowing applying some the only propermind, in the only proper
way by legislative power.

Upon consent of both parties and not otherwise the Judge to have power to clear the Court of all persons, but parties Agents Jury Council & one Officer and the witness under Examination.

In the mean time, as the age <add>mankind improved in ingenuity</add> other judges arose who liberal enough not to endure such
absurdity, & not liberal enough to know that the condition of the Law was not to be
bother'd by any thing they would do to drive it, gradually departed from it.
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The decision if it had not been tamper'd with by the Judges should long ago have received a radical cure by the Legislature.

Identifier: | JB/070/191/001"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

191

Info in main headings field

libel words

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

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

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23306

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