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<head>Dispensing power</head></p>
 
<p>It is <add>was</add> not certainly to Parliament itself that the<lb/>
 
Duke was addressing himself when he <add>thus</add> assumed and <add>claimed as well as</add><lb/>
 
exercised the power of substituting laws of his own making<lb/>
to the law of Parliament.  The letter most certainly<lb/>
was never expected to encounter the eye of Parliament.<lb/>
Those descriptions of persons and those only were those<lb/>
whose eyes it was designed to meet:  1  The persons<lb/>
concerned in the conspiracy – <add>viz</add> the two Secretaries of<lb/>
the Treasury together with the First Lord on the supposition<lb/>
of his concerning himself in such details.  2  Such<lb/>
of the <gap/> Lords of the Treasury if any, as were<lb/>
not concerned nor in the secret of the conspiracy –<lb/>
and 3  the individual against whose claims <add>the destined victim whom it was the object of</add> the<lb/>
conspiracy to crush.  On the part of the destined<lb/>
victim the dependence <add>object</add> of his situation – his helplessness<lb/>
– his patience, proved <add>manifested established</add> by an experience of six<lb/>
years, presented to their eyes as perfect a security<lb/>
as could be desired.  No fear of his <add>attempting to</add> scrutinize<lb/>
into <del><gap/></del> state law, and questioning the power of those<lb/>
upon whose will all his prospects depended.  <del>The impression</del><lb/>
For the sake of decorum and nothing more<lb/>
the impression to be made upon him ws that of the<lb/>
genuineness <add>and sincerity</add> of the opinions professed to be entertained.<lb/>
That they should be acceptable to him was neither<lb/>
possible <add>material</add> nor worth thinking about.  That they should<lb/>
appear correct <add>right</add> was as little <add>unlikely</add> to be expected and a<lb/>
matter of equal indifference:  but as men <add>especially public</add> do not know<lb/>
<add><unclear>wrong</unclear></add></p>
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5 Apr 1802 Postpone
Dispensing power

It is was not certainly to Parliament itself that the
Duke was addressing himself when he thus assumed and claimed as well as
exercised the power of substituting laws of his own making
to the law of Parliament. The letter most certainly
was never expected to encounter the eye of Parliament.
Those descriptions of persons and those only were those
whose eyes it was designed to meet: 1 The persons
concerned in the conspiracy – viz the two Secretaries of
the Treasury together with the First Lord on the supposition
of his concerning himself in such details. 2 Such
of the Lords of the Treasury if any, as were
not concerned nor in the secret of the conspiracy –
and 3 the individual against whose claims the destined victim whom it was the object of the
conspiracy to crush. On the part of the destined
victim the dependence object of his situation – his helplessness
– his patience, proved manifested established by an experience of six
years, presented to their eyes as perfect a security
as could be desired. No fear of his attempting to scrutinize
into state law, and questioning the power of those
upon whose will all his prospects depended. The impression
For the sake of decorum and nothing more
the impression to be made upon him ws that of the
genuineness and sincerity of the opinions professed to be entertained.
That they should be acceptable to him was neither
possible material nor worth thinking about. That they should
appear correct right was as little unlikely to be expected and a
matter of equal indifference: but as men especially public do not know
wrong


Identifier: | JB/121/372/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 121.

Date_1

1802-04-05

Marginal Summary Numbering

Not numbered

Box

121

Main Headings

Panopticon

Folio number

372

Info in main headings field

Dispensing power

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.

Page Numbering

F34

Penner

Watermarks

1800

Marginals

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

[[notes_public::Postpone [note in Bentham's hand]]]

ID Number

001

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