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has been plucked.</p>
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<p>The more loudly a mans conduct calls for
<p>The more loudly a <sic>mans</sic> conduct calls for
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this censure the more averse he will necessarily
this censure the more averse he will necessarily
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he will be in his endeavours to prevent
he will be in his endeavours to prevent
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a trial. Since the beginning of the world it has been characteristic It is the known property of guilt to shrink
a trial. <add>Since the beginning of the world it has been characteristic</add> It is the known property of guilt to shrink
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from <sic>enquiry</sic> as it has been of merit and<del> calmness</del><add>suspected</add>
from <sic>enquiry</sic> as it has been of merit and<del> calmness</del><add>suspected</add>
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innocence to court it.</p>
innocence to count it <note>to count it as a favour, and of suspected innocence to demand it as a due. He who would stifle <sic>enquiry</sic> gives judgment against himself.</note></p>
 


to count it as a favour, and of suspected innocence to demand it as a due. He who would stifle <sic>enquiry</sic> gives judgment against himself.




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To alledge as a sufficient ground for the denial
of this liberty the uneasiness which it may be productive of on the part of those on whom
it may be exercised is to alledge the smart
of puncture as a reason for not bleeding a man
who has dropt down in an apoplectic fit, or for
not tapping a man who is ready to burst with
a dropsy. It is to alledge sacrifice to this momentary satisfaction the pleasure of hundreds
the lasting security of
millions.

All that experience has ever exhibited, all
that imagination can figure to itself, which is not
more than experience has for a long time been
exhibiting, of the abuse of this liberty, is nothing
in comparison of the necessity. In the scale of
reason and utility, the whole mischief it is not so much as a feather
against a ton against the body from which it
has been plucked.

The more loudly a mans conduct calls for
this censure the more averse he will necessarily
be to the exercise of it: the blacker and
more indisputable a man's guilt the more strenuous
he will be in his endeavours to prevent
a trial. Since the beginning of the world it has been characteristic It is the known property of guilt to shrink
from enquiry as it has been of merit and calmnesssuspected
innocence to count it to count it as a favour, and of suspected innocence to demand it as a due. He who would stifle enquiry gives judgment against himself.




Identifier: | JB/035/084/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 35.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

035

Main Headings

constitutional code; evidence; procedure code

Folio number

084

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d5

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

floyd & co

Marginals

Paper Producer

arthur young

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

10677

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