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<p>5<lb/>Panopticon Bill <note>Preliminaries</note></p> <p>If there were no determined resolution to<lb/>the contrary, I must confess therefore it would<lb/>be a satisfaction to me to see them stand: but<lb/>although I <del>was</del> had been sure of their not standing,<lb/>I should not the less have taken the liberty<lb/>of inserting them in the <sic>draught</sic> in<lb/>its present stage. <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note> <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> If they are not<lb/>proper to stand as<lb/>part of the Act, nor<lb/>necessary to help the<lb/><del>Bill thro</del> clauses to<lb/>which they relate through<lb/>Parliament, they<lb/>may at any rate help<lb/>to point out the object<lb/>aimed at in the respective<lb/>clauses, and<lb/>serve as a brief to<lb/>assist the recollection<lb/>of gentlemen who<lb/>may have to patronize<lb/>the Bill in<lb/>Parliament.</note> The truth is that in several<lb/>instances I had set them down at first in the<lb/>form of detached observations. Then apprehending<lb/>in some instances that they might be wanted<lb/>upon the face of the Bill to get the better of<lb/>contrary leanings, I <del>made</del> <add>threw</add> them up into the<lb/>form of Preambles, that they might take their<lb/>chance of serving in one or both capacities, according<lb/>to the measure of indulgence they might<lb/>meet with.</p> | |||
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5
Panopticon Bill Preliminaries
If there were no determined resolution to
the contrary, I must confess therefore it would
be a satisfaction to me to see them stand: but
although I was had been sure of their not standing,
I should not the less have taken the liberty
of inserting them in the draught in
its present stage. [+] [+] If they are not
proper to stand as
part of the Act, nor
necessary to help the
Bill thro clauses to
which they relate through
Parliament, they
may at any rate help
to point out the object
aimed at in the respective
clauses, and
serve as a brief to
assist the recollection
of gentlemen who
may have to patronize
the Bill in
Parliament. The truth is that in several
instances I had set them down at first in the
form of detached observations. Then apprehending
in some instances that they might be wanted
upon the face of the Bill to get the better of
contrary leanings, I made threw them up into the
form of Preambles, that they might take their
chance of serving in one or both capacities, according
to the measure of indulgence they might
meet with.
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