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<head>NOTORIETY. Tables Use to Legislators.</head>
 
<p>A Man who has the whole Law <add>with which he has to do</add> thus spread out<lb/>
before him, will have <del>the same</del> <add>just as much</add> advantage<lb/>
I was going to say over him who toils through<lb/>
it in the common method, that a Man<lb/>
<add>travelling</add> on Horseback over a tract of Country as over<lb/>
one <del>sitting in</del> <add>peeping out of</add> a Coach: but he will have<lb/>
more; for the prospect even of the Horseman<lb/>
is stopped by the first tall Hedge that's near<lb/>
him: he will have the advantage of one who<lb/>
has ascended to the summit <add>an eminence</add> of an Observatory; <add>a mountain</add><lb/>
with this difference, that he who views a Country<lb/>
from an Observatory <add>the mountain</add> in proportion as he is elevated<lb/>
above the <del>surface</del> <add>level</add> of it views the objects less<lb/>
distinctly &amp; under a smaller angle; whereas<lb/>
<add><gap/></add> in this mental prospect every object <add>thing</add> is alike<lb/>
distincet &amp; in <sic>it's</sic> due proportion.</p>
 
<p><note>What is that General, who neglects any opportunity of taking such instruction which the nature of <gap/> Country puts into <gap/>.</note> What is that General who <add>not</add> ever neglects to take<lb/>
this advantage whenever <add>at every opportunity which</add> the nature of the Country<lb/>
puts [it] into his power</p>





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NOTORIETY. Tables Use to Legislators.

A Man who has the whole Law with which he has to do thus spread out
before him, will have the same just as much advantage
I was going to say over him who toils through
it in the common method, that a Man
travelling on Horseback over a tract of Country as over
one sitting in peeping out of a Coach: but he will have
more; for the prospect even of the Horseman
is stopped by the first tall Hedge that's near
him: he will have the advantage of one who
has ascended to the summit an eminence of an Observatory; a mountain
with this difference, that he who views a Country
from an Observatory the mountain in proportion as he is elevated
above the surface level of it views the objects less
distinctly & under a smaller angle; whereas
in this mental prospect every object thing is alike
distincet & in it's due proportion.

What is that General, who neglects any opportunity of taking such instruction which the nature of Country puts into . What is that General who not ever neglects to take
this advantage whenever at every opportunity which the nature of the Country
puts [it] into his power




Identifier: | JB/096/236/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 96.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

096

Main Headings

legislation

Folio number

236

Info in main headings field

notoriety

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

l v g

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

31240

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