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<p>1 Nov<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> 1802</p>
 
<head>Superseded <del>Letter 2<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></del></head>
 
<note>Incediarism</note>
<p>Even in England <del>instances</del> <add>cases</add> are not wanting <add>in</add> which a sort of<lb/> blind <del>antipathy</del> <add>malevolency</add>, compounded of sport, envy and despair has<lb/> without any special provocation given birth to this crime <add>in the breast</add> <del>on the part</del><lb/>of some <del>deluded</del> <add>moon struck</add> wretch; who till then was <gap/> <add>had led a life without reproach</add></p>
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<p>Obviously, the greater the mischief of the act, the greater<lb/>the depravity of him who scruples <add>by the view of that mischief is not deterred</add> not the commission of<lb/>it: the more conclusive the testimony with which it indicates<lb/>him as being ready at all times, as often as temptation<lb/>offers, to plunge headlong into all crimes. And this very <add>same</add><lb/>circumstance by adding to the terror which it inspires adds to the<lb/>mischief which<add>+</add> it produces.</p>
<note><add>+</add> <add>In</add> time of scarcity, destruction<lb/>is <add>the grand remedy</add> always among<lb/>the remedies employed by<lb/>of an <gap/> population<lb/>and on these occasions <lb/><hi rend="underline">fire</hi> the most <gap/><lb/>of all instruments<lb/> is seldom suffered to be <lb/>called.</note>
<p>Bradford the Pennsylvanian, a legislator as well as<lb/>a Judge. <add>In so long a list of</add> Among these motives, <hi rend="underline">revenge</hi>, <del>a particular</del><lb/>itself but a particular modification of the emotion of <hi rend="underline">antipathy</hi><lb/>is the only one that had presented itself in the<lb/> <del>mind</del> <add>view</add> of Bradford as <del>capable of</del> giving birth to the <add>offence</add> <del>commission</del><lb/><del><add>of the offence</add></del> His view <del>of the subject</del> would have been<lb/>enlarged had his <del>ill fortune placed</del> <add>evil genius planted</add> him in New<lb/>South Wales.</p>
<note>Bradford recognizes<lb/>no <gap/> motive<lb/>but revenge.</note>
<p><del>Whatever</del> <add>Mischief that</add> has happened may be pointed out without<lb/><add>awakening <gap/> or giving</add> offence. He who in the hope of preventing it from happening<lb/>should take upon himself to indicate it as <add>capable of happening</add> about<lb/> to happen<lb/> unless prevented would be <del>continued</del> <add>consigned</add> to<lb/>reliance as a dangerous man, and to contempt as a<lb/>theorist. The mechanist do <del><add>does not affect</add></del> neither <del>despises</del> hates nor<lb/>affects to despise nor hates the mathematician who by previous<lb/>calculations <add>teaches him to</add> saves him <add>from the burden</add> the <sic>expence</sic> and labour<lb/>of preparatory trials <add>fumbling</add>: but the possessor of political <add>power is <gap/>/spurred</add> <del>has</del><lb/>felt less <add>not so much violent/so implacable</add> antipathy against the head of the opposite party<lb/>as against the man of patient <del>investigation</del> <add>industry</add>, who by<lb/> analytical investigations should <add>go about to</add> <del>attempt to teach him</del> <add>make him learn</add> to<lb/>see beyond his nose. Have you any evidence to <sic>shew</sic> <lb/>that the mischief has ever happened? Principles have been<lb/>stolen: but can you prove the same of carrots? No argument<lb/>more <del>frequent</del> <add>regularly produced</add>: none more frequently transplant.</p>
<note>The speculation is<lb/>not a useless one, since<lb/>the greater the number<lb/>of different motives capable<lb/>of giving birth to<lb/>an offence, the greater<lb/> the number of chances<lb/>that any given man<lb/>will by falling within<lb/>the sphere of action<lb/>of some one of the<lb/>number of those motives<lb/>be drawn into<lb/> the commission of the<lb/>offence: In New<lb/>South Wales, motives<lb/>lead to it any where else<lb/><del>Incendiarism</del> On this<lb/><add>moral</add> account therefore, besides<lb/>physical ones incendiarism,<lb/>the first upon<lb/>the list of vulgar crimes,<lb/>the crime of which<lb/> murder forms but a<lb/>part. Incendiarism<lb/>is in no other place <add>country</add><lb/>so common as it<lb/>must be for ever in<lb/><hi rend="underline">New South Wales</hi>.</note>


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1 Novr 1802

Superseded Letter 2d Incediarism

Even in England instances cases are not wanting in which a sort of
blind antipathy malevolency, compounded of sport, envy and despair has
without any special provocation given birth to this crime in the breast on the part
of some deluded moon struck wretch; who till then was had led a life without reproach

Obviously, the greater the mischief of the act, the greater
the depravity of him who scruples by the view of that mischief is not deterred not the commission of
it: the more conclusive the testimony with which it indicates
him as being ready at all times, as often as temptation
offers, to plunge headlong into all crimes. And this very same
circumstance by adding to the terror which it inspires adds to the
mischief which+ it produces.

+ In time of scarcity, destruction
is the grand remedy always among
the remedies employed by
of an population
and on these occasions
fire the most
of all instruments
is seldom suffered to be
called.

Bradford the Pennsylvanian, a legislator as well as
a Judge. In so long a list of Among these motives, revenge, a particular
itself but a particular modification of the emotion of antipathy
is the only one that had presented itself in the
mind view of Bradford as capable of giving birth to the offence commission
of the offence His view of the subject would have been
enlarged had his ill fortune placed evil genius planted him in New
South Wales.

Bradford recognizes
no motive
but revenge.

Whatever Mischief that has happened may be pointed out without
awakening or giving offence. He who in the hope of preventing it from happening
should take upon himself to indicate it as capable of happening about
to happen
unless prevented would be continued consigned to
reliance as a dangerous man, and to contempt as a
theorist. The mechanist do does not affect neither despises hates nor
affects to despise nor hates the mathematician who by previous
calculations teaches him to saves him from the burden the expence and labour
of preparatory trials fumbling: but the possessor of political power is /spurred has
felt less not so much violent/so implacable antipathy against the head of the opposite party
as against the man of patient investigation industry, who by
analytical investigations should go about to attempt to teach him make him learn to
see beyond his nose. Have you any evidence to shew
that the mischief has ever happened? Principles have been
stolen: but can you prove the same of carrots? No argument
more frequent regularly produced: none more frequently transplant.

The speculation is
not a useless one, since
the greater the number
of different motives capable
of giving birth to
an offence, the greater
the number of chances
that any given man
will by falling within
the sphere of action
of some one of the
number of those motives
be drawn into
the commission of the
offence: In New
South Wales, motives
lead to it any where else
Incendiarism On this
moral account therefore, besides
physical ones incendiarism,
the first upon
the list of vulgar crimes,
the crime of which
murder forms but a
part. Incendiarism
is in no other place country
so common as it
must be for ever in
New South Wales.



Identifier: | JB/116/052/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1802-11-01

Marginal Summary Numbering

7

Box

116

Main Headings

panopticon versus new south wales

Folio number

052

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e3

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

[[notes_public::"superseded" [note in bentham's hand]]]

ID Number

37585

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