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<p>According to Mirabeau (<unclear>Monarcher</unclear> Pruss. B. IV<lb/>
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&sect; 849, <add>p.11</add>) <del>the time for sleep <add>in the</add></del> among the peasantry in<lb/>
 
the North of Germany is in general not above 5<lb/>
 
hours, winter and summer, all the year round.<lb/>
 
This quantity of <add>rest</add> time he observes <add>indeed</add> at the same<lb/>
time is not sufficient for health:  in the country<lb/>
he says both sexes grow old sooner than in the towns.<lb/>
<del>But</del> Taking all this for fact <del>it affords no grounds</del> <add>what is the inference?</add>
<del>for supposing that 6 hours would be a quantity<lb/>
insufficient for health in a Penitentiary House</del><lb/>
with regard to a Penitentiary House?  That 6<lb/>
hours would not be sufficient there?  By no means:<lb/>
but the reverse.  Whence is it that <add>even</add> 5 hours are insufficient<lb/>
in the country of which he speaks.</p>
<p>1.  The chief of their work is hard exercise:  country<lb/>
labour of all sorts, and that carried on during the<lb/>
hottest season.  The winter months he acknowledges<lb/>
wold be a relief to them:  but <del>they</del> so hard is their<lb/>
work in the summer months that the relief afforded<lb/>
by the winter is not sufficient.</p>
<p>2.  This mode of life he <del>m</del> speaks of as being common<lb/>
to <add>both sexes and</add> all ages.  More sleep is required, at least thought<lb/>
<add>to</add></p>
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According to Mirabeau (Monarcher Pruss. B. IV
§ 849, p.11) the time for sleep in the among the peasantry in
the North of Germany is in general not above 5
hours, winter and summer, all the year round.
This quantity of rest time he observes indeed at the same
time is not sufficient for health: in the country
he says both sexes grow old sooner than in the towns.
But Taking all this for fact it affords no grounds what is the inference? for supposing that 6 hours would be a quantity
insufficient for health in a Penitentiary House

with regard to a Penitentiary House? That 6
hours would not be sufficient there? By no means:
but the reverse. Whence is it that even 5 hours are insufficient
in the country of which he speaks.

1. The chief of their work is hard exercise: country
labour of all sorts, and that carried on during the
hottest season. The winter months he acknowledges
wold be a relief to them: but they so hard is their
work in the summer months that the relief afforded
by the winter is not sufficient.

2. This mode of life he m speaks of as being common
to both sexes and all ages. More sleep is required, at least thought
to


Identifier: | JB/119/081/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 119.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

119

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

081

Info in main headings field

distrib.

Image

001

Titles

note

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

floyd & co

Marginals

Paper Producer

arthur young

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

39592

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