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' | <p> for the reception of prisoners in 4 months: and in this wooden <add> one</add> should<lb/> be room enough for carrying on <add> floor-board</add> planning, sawing, door making, <del.<gap/> </del> <lb/> sash-making, venetian blind making, wheelmaking and <del>all</del> <add> a</add><lb/> <del>sorts</del> <add> variety</add> of cabinet-<del>work</del> makers work, in the manner that you saw.<lb/> Thus they would have into the bargain a subsidiary Panopticon<lb/> for employing prisoners after their discharge as well as poor<lb/> and other free hands — For this great advantage would they bestow<lb/>for a certain number of years the average <sic>expence</sic> for <gap/><lb/> of the prisoners that have hitherto been mentioned? I <sic>cant</sic><lb/> help regretting my Brother was not consulted previous to the conclusion<lb/> of the business, as the late M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> A. <add> Robert</add> promised he should.<lb/> We have letters in which M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <del>R</del> A. <add> Robert of his own accord</add> speaks of his having given<lb/> it out every where as none of his own, <add> disclaimed all merit in it</add> but my Brother's, and <lb/> in which he begs of my Brother to withdraw a communication<lb/>he had made of it through another channel, and have it all to<lb/> him, which accordingly he did. The present M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> A. hold this<lb/> same language: but how far they <del>complied with</del> <add> fulfilled</add> that assurance<lb/> is matter of some doubt. It was mentioned in the papers as theirs<lb/> and theirs only. My Brother gave them 6 copies of the book, to distribute,<lb/> which if they had been could never fail to have prevented <add>the</add> <del>all<lb/> these</del> <add> above</add> errors, & many more that might be mentioned.</p> | ||
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for the reception of prisoners in 4 months: and in this wooden one should
be room enough for carrying on floor-board planning, sawing, door making, <del.
sash-making, venetian blind making, wheelmaking and all a
sorts variety of cabinet-work makers work, in the manner that you saw.
Thus they would have into the bargain a subsidiary Panopticon
for employing prisoners after their discharge as well as poor
and other free hands — For this great advantage would they bestow
for a certain number of years the average expence for
of the prisoners that have hitherto been mentioned? I cant
help regretting my Brother was not consulted previous to the conclusion
of the business, as the late Mr A. Robert promised he should.
We have letters in which Mr R A. Robert of his own accord speaks of his having given
it out every where as none of his own, disclaimed all merit in it but my Brother's, and
in which he begs of my Brother to withdraw a communication
he had made of it through another channel, and have it all to
him, which accordingly he did. The present Mr A. hold this
same language: but how far they complied with fulfilled that assurance
is matter of some doubt. It was mentioned in the papers as theirs
and theirs only. My Brother gave them 6 copies of the book, to distribute,
which if they had been could never fail to have prevented the all
these above errors, & many more that might be mentioned.
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Correspondence |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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