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Panopt. v N. S. W. Brouillon
<head>Panopt. v N. S. W. Brouillon<lb/>
Supplement 27 Oct 1802
Supplement 27 Oct 1802</head>


Rmedies unavailing
<head>Remedies unavailing<lb/>
Evidence unobtainable
Evidence unobtainable</head>


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For judging of the
<p>For judging of the<lb/>
number of crimes
number of crimes<lb/>
committed, there
committed, there<lb/>
could not be a <gap/>
could not be a <del><gap/></del><lb/>
criteria more erroneous delusive
criteria more erroneous <add>delusive</add><lb/>
that that any
that that <add>any</add><lb/>
which would could be assured drawn
which would <add>could</add> be <unclear>assured from</unclear> <add>drawn</add><lb/>
of by the number
of <add>by</add> the number<lb/>
punished. In an
punished. In an<lb/>
old-established community
old-established community<lb/>
&#x2014; in <gap/>
&#x2014; in <gap/><lb/>
&#x2014; more especially
&#x2014; more especially<lb/>
the great bulk
the great bulk<lb/>
of the people make
of the people make<lb/>
common cause against
common cause against<lb/>
malefactors.
malefactors.<lb/>
In this new extraord. community
In this <add>extraord.</add> <add>new</add> community<lb/>
the bulk of the population people
the bulk of the population <add>people</add><lb/>
are themselves
are themselves<lb/>
malefactors &#x2014; make
malefactors &#x2014; make<lb/>
common cause in favour
common cause in favour<lb/>
of each malefactor
of each malefactor<lb/>
&#x2014; make common
&#x2014; make common<lb/>
cause against
cause against<lb/>
the ministers of
the ministers of<lb/>
justice.
justice.</p>


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<head>Reformation Conclusion<lb/>
Functionaries unfaithful</head>


<p>To say that it<lb/>
had done nothing<lb/>
for reformation would<lb/>
be doing it more<lb/>
than justice. The<lb/>
numbers so far reclaimed <add>changed</add><lb/>
<add>for a time</add> as to have<lb/>
put off the course<lb/>
of habitual delinquency <add>criminality</add>.</p>
<p>If against the few<lb/>
<del>reformed</del> the very<lb/>
few that may be<lb/>
set down as reformed<lb/>
&#x2014; reformed to appearance<lb/>
and for a<lb/>
time we set down<lb/>
in the first place the<lb/>
large proportion of<lb/>
backsliders, the<lb/>
remainder of real<lb/>
and permanent<lb/>
<del><gap/></del> converts<lb/>
will be found reduced<lb/>
to very narrow<lb/>
limits.</p>
<p><!-- This para is deleted -->If against this<lb/>
remainder &#x2014; this<lb/>
<unclear>small</unclear> amount on the<lb/>
side of reformation<lb/>
we set down &#x2014; the<lb/>
<del>civil officers and<lb/>
other</del> public functionaries<lb/>
in the civil<lb/>
department &#x2014; the<lb/>
Clerks the Storekeepers<lb/>
Servants corrupted<lb/>
<add>as above</add> by the contagion of<lb/>
the place &#x2014; the<lb/>
seamen converted<lb/>
into the <unclear>couriers</unclear> of<lb/>
stolen goods &#x2014; into<lb/>
favourers of desertion<lb/>
harbourers of prison<lb/>
-breaking <add>deserting</add> criminals<lb/>
the Seamen corrupted<lb/>
by <del>the</del> cohabitation<lb/>
with the<lb/>
females of the Colony<lb/>
a set of beings represented<lb/>
by the highest<lb/>
authorities as outstripping<lb/>
in depravity<lb/>
<add>even</add><lb/>
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even the most depraved<lb/>
of the <del><gap/></del><lb/>
rougher sex, we<lb/>
shall find but too<lb/>
conclusive reason to<lb/>
believe <add>be persuaded</add>, that instead<lb/>
of being in<lb/>
any degree a source<lb/>
of reformation, the<lb/>
settlement may and<lb/>
ought to be set down<lb/>
as a source of<lb/>
corruption, and<lb/>
that in the nature<lb/>
of the <unclear>case a perennial</unclear><lb/>
and inexhaustible one.</p>




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Panopt. v N. S. W. Brouillon
Supplement 27 Oct 1802

Remedies unavailing
Evidence unobtainable

For judging of the
number of crimes
committed, there
could not be a
criteria more erroneous delusive
that that any
which would could be assured from drawn
of by the number
punished. In an
old-established community
— in
— more especially
the great bulk
of the people make
common cause against
malefactors.
In this extraord. new community
the bulk of the population people
are themselves
malefactors — make
common cause in favour
of each malefactor
— make common
cause against
the ministers of
justice.

Reformation Conclusion
Functionaries unfaithful

To say that it
had done nothing
for reformation would
be doing it more
than justice. The
numbers so far reclaimed changed
for a time as to have
put off the course
of habitual delinquency criminality.

If against the few
reformed the very
few that may be
set down as reformed
— reformed to appearance
and for a
time we set down
in the first place the
large proportion of
backsliders, the
remainder of real
and permanent
converts
will be found reduced
to very narrow
limits.

If against this
remainder — this
small amount on the
side of reformation
we set down — the
civil officers and
other
public functionaries
in the civil
department — the
Clerks the Storekeepers
Servants corrupted
as above by the contagion of
the place — the
seamen converted
into the couriers of
stolen goods — into
favourers of desertion
harbourers of prison
-breaking deserting criminals
the Seamen corrupted
by the cohabitation
with the
females of the Colony
a set of beings represented
by the highest
authorities as outstripping
in depravity
even
even the most depraved
of the
rougher sex, we
shall find but too
conclusive reason to
believe be persuaded, that instead
of being in
any degree a source
of reformation, the
settlement may and
ought to be set down
as a source of
corruption, and
that in the nature
of the case a perennial
and inexhaustible one.



Identifier: | JB/116/462/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1802-10-27

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

116

Main Headings

panopticon versus new south wales

Folio number

462

Info in main headings field

panopt. v n. s. w. brouillon supplement

Image

001

Titles

Category

rudiments sheet (brouillon)

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

1800

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

ID Number

37995

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