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<p>The worst case of all is when men in<lb/>the full vigour of their <del>tin</del> <add>possession of all</add> faculties are maintained<lb/>in idleness because they can't or say they<lb/>can't get work. In artificial navigations<lb/>resevoirs are provided by which the superfluous<lb/>water <add>element</add> is occasionally carried off. Might not<lb/>this idea be applied to the employment of<lb/>the poor? Whether there be or be not any<lb/>works of supererogation in <del>the</del> in the religious <sic>oeconomy</sic>, <lb/>in political there are many. There<lb/>are always many <del>by</del> <add>without</add> which the <add>condition of the</add> state <del>the<lb/>state | |||
</del> may subsist, but by which it might be<lb/>made better. Roads may be <del>improved</del> <add><sic>open'd</sic></add>, canals<lb/>may be <del><sic>open'd</sic></del> <add>cut</add>, harbours may be cleansed.<lb/>There are some <add>many</add> sorts of industry <del>of</del> which may<lb/>be performed <add>carried on</add> by any body, of which the produce<lb/><del>will</del> may be carried any where and which will<lb/>always bear a price. <del>No woman who</del> Spinning<lb/><del>net</del> — rope-making, net-making, <add>knitting,</add> lace-making<lb/>are <add>in</add> many of their branches performable in<lb/>some degree or other with very little practise<lb/>and many of them are works for women.<lb/></p> | |||
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Satisfying
The worst case of all is when men in
the full vigour of their tin possession of all faculties are maintained
in idleness because they can't or say they
can't get work. In artificial navigations
resevoirs are provided by which the superfluous
water element is occasionally carried off. Might not
this idea be applied to the employment of
the poor? Whether there be or be not any
works of supererogation in the in the religious oeconomy,
in political there are many. There
are always many by without which the condition of the state the
state
may subsist, but by which it might be
made better. Roads may be improved open'd, canals
may be open'd cut, harbours may be cleansed.
There are some many sorts of industry of which may
be performed carried on by any body, of which the produce
will may be carried any where and which will
always bear a price. No woman who Spinning
net — rope-making, net-making, knitting, lace-making
are in many of their branches performable in
some degree or other with very little practise
and many of them are works for women.
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jeremy bentham |
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