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15. Rule 9. Means by which such responsibility is maximized<lb/> | 15. Rule 9. Means by which such responsibility is maximized<lb/> | ||
are 1. | are 1. constant dislocability: 2 eventual punibility.<note>(a)</note><lb/> | ||
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16. Rule 10. By the<del>se </del> several means also | 16. Rule 10. By the<del>se </del> several means also rementioned, —<lb/> | ||
So | So under matters, that in the instance of each Agent, the <lb/> | ||
course prescribed by his particular interest, shall on each<lb/> | course prescribed by his particular interest, shall on each<lb/> | ||
occasion coincide as completely as may be, with that <lb/> | occasion coincide as completely as may be, with that<lb/> | ||
prescribed by his <hi rend="underline">duty</hi> which is as much as to say — with <lb/> | prescribed by his <hi rend="underline">duty</hi> which is as much as to say — with <lb/> | ||
that prescribed by his there in the universal interest.<lb/> | that prescribed by his there in the universal interest.<lb/> | ||
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17. Rule 1. For appropriate intellectual and active aptitude<lb/> | 17. Rule 1. For appropriate intellectual and active aptitude<lb/> | ||
establish, throughout the whole | establish, throughout the whole field of official duty, appropriate<lb/> | ||
preliminary <hi rend="underline">tests</hi> and <hi rend="underline">securities.</hi> For these see the Code <lb/> | preliminary <hi rend="underline">tests</hi> and <hi rend="underline">securities.</hi> For these see the Code <lb/> | ||
itself. <lb/> | itself. <lb/> | ||
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20. Follow, the observations on which Rule 3 is grounded.<lb/> | 20. Follow, the observations on which Rule 3 is grounded.<lb/> | ||
<del><gap/></del> The less the money required by a man for subjecting<lb/> | <del><gap/>.</del> The less the money required by a man for subjecting<lb/> | ||
himself to the <hi rend="underline">obligations </hi>attached to the Office, the stronger<lb/> | himself to the <hi rend="underline">obligations </hi>attached to the Office, the stronger<lb/> | ||
the proof offered by him, of his relish for the <hi rend="underline">occupations.</hi> | the proof offered by him, of his relish for the <hi rend="underline">occupations.</hi><lb/> | ||
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<p>21. Still stronger, and in a proportional degree | <p>21. Still stronger, and in a proportional degree will<lb/> | ||
be the proof, if instead of receiving, he is content to <hi rend="underline">give</hi>.<lb/> | |||
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22. Every penny added to whatsoever remuneration<lb/> | 22. Every penny added to whatsoever remuneration<lb/> | ||
is as above sufficient, adds strength to predatory appetites<lb/> | is as above sufficient, adds strength to predatory appetites<lb/> | ||
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23. A Throne, seat of the most extravagantly fed - is<lb/> | 23. A Throne, seat of the most extravagantly fed - is<lb/> | ||
so every where of the most invariably insatiable appetites. 24hrs | so every where of the most invariably insatiable appetites. 24hrs<lb/> | ||
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Note (a) Namely, immediately or unimmediately at the hands of <lb/> | Note (a) Namely, immediately or unimmediately at the hands of <lb/> | ||
those by | those by whom the responsible Agents in question were chosen: as is <lb/> | ||
the case in the Anglo American United States. Say dislocability immediately: <lb/> | the case in the Anglo American United States. Say dislocability immediately: <lb/> | ||
punibility, unimmediately: namely by the hands of other Agents.<lb/> | punibility, unimmediately: namely by the hands of other Agents.<lb/> | ||
15. Rule 9. Means by which such responsibility is maximized
are 1. constant dislocability: 2 eventual punibility.(a)
16. Rule 10. By these several means also rementioned, —
So under matters, that in the instance of each Agent, the
course prescribed by his particular interest, shall on each
occasion coincide as completely as may be, with that
prescribed by his duty which is as much as to say — with
that prescribed by his there in the universal interest.
II. Means applying to appropriate intellectual and
active aptitude:
17. Rule 1. For appropriate intellectual and active aptitude
establish, throughout the whole field of official duty, appropriate
preliminary tests and securities. For these see the Code
itself.
18. Rule 2. Maximize throughout the efficiency of these
same tests and securities.
19. Rule 3. Minimize in the instance of each office
the pecuniary inducements for the acceptance of it.
20. Follow, the observations on which Rule 3 is grounded.
. The less the money required by a man for subjecting
himself to the obligations attached to the Office, the stronger
the proof offered by him, of his relish for the occupations.
21. Still stronger, and in a proportional degree will
be the proof, if instead of receiving, he is content to give.
22. Every penny added to whatsoever remuneration
is as above sufficient, adds strength to predatory appetites
and to the means of gratifying them
23. A Throne, seat of the most extravagantly fed - is
so every where of the most invariably insatiable appetites. 24hrs
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Note (a) Namely, immediately or unimmediately at the hands of
those by whom the responsible Agents in question were chosen: as is
the case in the Anglo American United States. Say dislocability immediately:
punibility, unimmediately: namely by the hands of other Agents.
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