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<!-- title and marginal note in pencil --> <head>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 27<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p><note>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland</note></p> <p>12 <note>§.6. <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></note></p> <p>Amongst the evils inseparable from the monarchy in which<lb/>at all times remain incontestable and <del><gap/> is now</del><lb/> | <!-- title and marginal note in pencil --> <head>1820 <sic>Feb.</sic> 27<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <p><note>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland</note></p> <p>12 <note>§.6. <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></note></p> <p>Amongst the evils inseparable from the monarchy in which<lb/>at all times will remain incontestable and <del><gap/> is now</del><lb/>begin to be more and more extensively perceived <add><gap/>/achieved</add> and acknowledged<lb/> is the <del>effect it has on the subversion <add>dep <gap/></add></del> degree to<lb/>which it operates on <add>towards</add> the subversion of morality: the prodigious<lb/>the boundless extent to which under the name of gratitude,<lb/> the appellation and promise of virtue is <add>claimed by and</add> given to the <lb/>most <gap/> <gap/>. <del><unclear>Generals</unclear> <gap/> on the current</del> <add><gap/></add><lb/><del><gap/></del> The <unclear>corruption</unclear> is generous or merciful <add>virtuous with full of <unclear>generosity to trades</unclear></add> the<lb/><gap/> functions <add>trades of the people</add> <del>grateful</del> with gratitude, and<lb/><unclear>between</unclear> these her virtues it is that the people are oppressed <add>squeezed</add><lb/>and <gap/></p> <p><gap/> <add>For <unclear>now</unclear></add> in <gap/> as a varnish for all <gap/><lb/> falsehood insincerity in all its <unclear>frenzy</unclear> is <del><gap/></del><lb/>in every part at work. And then it is and here it is<lb/>that whenever Monarchy reigns one is triumphant:<lb/><del>Monarch and Vice are one</del> be them <gap/> had stand<lb/><del>to the term belongs</del> that <add>as ever as stand without vie for the support of it.</add><lb/>To the throne appertains that dignity for the support of<lb/>which mercy is asked for without <gap/>, without<lb/>mercy and without them. : the <gap/> being the<lb/>mere deputy, and the deputy the <gap/> <gap/></p> | ||
1820 Feb. 27
Radicalism not dangerous
III Experience
II Ireland
12 §.6.
Amongst the evils inseparable from the monarchy in which
at all times will remain incontestable and is now
begin to be more and more extensively perceived /achieved and acknowledged
is the effect it has on the subversion dep degree to
which it operates on towards the subversion of morality: the prodigious
the boundless extent to which under the name of gratitude,
the appellation and promise of virtue is claimed by and given to the
most . Generals on the current
The corruption is generous or merciful virtuous with full of generosity to trades the
functions trades of the people grateful with gratitude, and
between these her virtues it is that the people are oppressed squeezed
and
For now in as a varnish for all
falsehood insincerity in all its frenzy is
in every part at work. And then it is and here it is
that whenever Monarchy reigns one is triumphant:
Monarch and Vice are one be them had stand
to the term belongs that as ever as stand without vie for the support of it.
To the throne appertains that dignity for the support of
which mercy is asked for without , without
mercy and without them. : the being the
mere deputy, and the deputy the
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