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<head>1820 <sic>Jan</sic> 12<lb/>Radicalism not dangerous</head> <!-- marginal notes in pencil --> <p><note>III Experience<lb/>II Ireland</note><lb/>(3) (2)</p> <p>I do not say M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Pitt recommended it, <del>therefore</del> this course, therefore it is a right one.  M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> <add>earl</add> Grey recommended it, therefore it is a right one.<lb/>This I do not say.  But this I do say &#x2014; that if there is consistency in<lb/>either, such recommendations will serve the proposal from all <gap/>, at the hands of both parties &#x2014;<lb/><del><gap/> as a</del> not <del>only</del> of<lb/>Whigs only but of Tories.</p> <!-- in pencil --> <p><note>or 12 or 5</note></p> <p>I say If it depended upon me? But alas!</del><lb/><del>it depends <gap/> <gap/> up</del> <add>If it depended, did I say?  Alas!</add> as every body sees but too<lb/>plainly, it depends not now upon any body.  <del>There<lb/>are two few <gap/></del>  The disease is too far gone to <sic>admitt</sic><lb/>of any gentle remedy.  There can not now be any such<lb/>bloodless, tranquil, completely <sic>innoxious</sic> change.<lb/>Never, while man is man, <del>not</del> never by any government<lb/>will any <del>considerable</del> <add>willing</add> sacrifice <del.to</del> of power<lb/>be made.  Not to those rulers were the people of Ireland<lb/>indebted for the <!-- deletion and brackets in pencil --> <del>relief which they] <del> <add><gap/>/<gap/></add> these obtained. [of the<lb/>opposition under which they <gap/>.]  Not to the government,<lb/>but to the enemy and themselves.  It was<lb/><add>from</add> to the Bourbons they received that boon which they<lb/>never would have received from the <gap/>. <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note>[+] Never more will it<lb/>return &#x2014; that happy<lb/><del>conjunctive combination</del> <add>concourse</add><lb/>if circumstances<lb/>under which Ireland<lb/>obtained that first<lb/><del>relief from oppression</del> <add>relaxation</add><lb/>which has since been<lb/>followed by a <add>so</add> strange a<lb/>mixture of [others] relaxation<lb/> and [other]<lb/>oppression in other<lb/>shapes.</note> From<lb/>external enemies there is now <add>the people have now</add> no hope. <del>P/del> Against internal<lb/>enemies there is now <add>they have now</add> no recourse.  <gap/>, Bourbons,<lb/> all the other European Monarchies, with or without concert<lb/>are now in a confederacy against all that is good in<lb/>government against the people whom they hold in chains.<lb/>Whatever security <del>the people ever had</del> <Add>there has ever been</add> against oppression<lb/>and depredation from above &#x2014; against misrule in any<lb/> shape, is now gone.  <del>Every thing</del>  At home or abroad<lb/>every thing that operation <add>can in any way</add> as a check upon present<lb/>and pressing despotism has its use.  The Stuarts &#x2014; So<lb/>long as they were Pretenders &#x2014; <add>even the Stuarts</add> had their use.  So long as<lb/>the <gap/> were foreigners, and a descendent of the Stuart<lb/>Kings was at hand, the Whigs with their <gap/> were kept in<lb/>check, and Tories moved for <gap/> for giving <sic>annuality</sic> to Elections <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi> 






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1820 Jan 12
Radicalism not dangerous

III Experience
II Ireland

(3) (2)

I do not say Mr Pitt recommended it, therefore this course, therefore it is a right one. Mr earl Grey recommended it, therefore it is a right one.
This I do not say. But this I do say — that if there is consistency in
either, such recommendations will serve the proposal from all , at the hands of both parties —
as a not only of
Whigs only but of Tories.

or 12 or 5

I say If it depended upon me? But alas!
it depends up If it depended, did I say? Alas! as every body sees but too
plainly, it depends not now upon any body. There
are two few
The disease is too far gone to admitt
of any gentle remedy. There can not now be any such
bloodless, tranquil, completely innoxious change.
Never, while man is man, not never by any government
will any considerable willing sacrifice <del.to of power
be made. Not to those rulers were the people of Ireland
indebted for the relief which they] / these obtained. [of the
opposition under which they .] Not to the government,
but to the enemy and themselves. It was
from to the Bourbons they received that boon which they
never would have received from the . [+] <note>[+] Never more will it
return — that happy
conjunctive combination
concourse
if circumstances
under which Ireland
obtained that first
relief from oppression relaxation
which has since been
followed by a so strange a
mixture of [others] relaxation
and [other]
oppression in other
shapes.</note> From
external enemies there is now the people have now no hope. P/del> Against internal
enemies there is now they have now no recourse. , Bourbons,
all the other European Monarchies, with or without concert
are now in a confederacy against all that is good in
government against the people whom they hold in chains.
Whatever security the people ever had
there has ever been against oppression
and depredation from above — against misrule in any
shape, is now gone. Every thing At home or abroad
every thing that operation can in any way as a check upon present
and pressing despotism has its use. The Stuarts — So
long as they were Pretenders — even the Stuarts had their use. So long as
the were foreigners, and a descendent of the Stuart
Kings was at hand, the Whigs with their were kept in
check, and Tories moved for for giving annuality to Elections (a)




Identifier: | JB/137/348/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 137.

Date_1

1820-01-12

Marginal Summary Numbering

or 12 or 5

Box

137

Main Headings

radicalism not dangerous

Folio number

348

Info in main headings field

radicalism not dangerous

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c3 / c2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

47065

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