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<p> 4. <add>That</add> If <add>for</add> a case this void of probability it were <lb/>worth while to look out for a remedy, a remedy<lb/> and that of the preservative kind might easily<lb/> be <del>applied</del> provided for it. I mean that of<lb/> a Cash Fund, <add>+</add> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> not to exceed (suppose) a million,</note> formed by a reserve made of a<lb/> part of the profits of the operation (as per <lb/>Art. 9) and to be <sic>employ'd</sic> <add>in case of and </add>in the support <lb/>of the price of the proposed paper, by others<lb/> buying it in with cash, or <del>advance</del> taking it<lb/> in pawn for cash, from the time that the discount<lb/> upon it had risen to an amount worth regarding.<lb/> Whether this million should be always<lb/> <unclear>had,</unclear> or whether its powers should be provided<lb/> for lending it out &#x2014; <add>certainly</add> not to individuals &#x2014; but<lb/> to some one <del>great Corporation</del> or more intermediate<lb/> hands such as that of the Bank of England <lb/>to enable them to lend it out to individuals <del>of</del><lb/> as at present according to their own rules, <lb/><del>for s</del> in the way of discount, for short terms, <lb/>would be a matter for ulterior consideration.</p>     
<p> 4. <add>That</add> If <add>for</add> a case this void of probability it were <lb/>worth while to look out for a remedy, a remedy<lb/> and that of the preservative kind might easily<lb/> be <del>applied</del> provided for it. I mean that of<lb/> a Cash Fund, <add>+</add> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> not to exceed (suppose) a million,</note> formed by a reserve made of a<lb/> part of the profits of the operation (as per <lb/>Art. 9) and to be <sic>employ'd</sic> <add>in case of and </add>in the support <lb/>of the price of the proposed paper, by others<lb/> buying it in with cash, or <del>advance</del> taking it<lb/> in pawn for cash, from the time that the discount<lb/> upon it had risen to an amount worth regarding.<lb/> Whether this million should be always<lb/> <unclear>had,</unclear> or whether its powers should be provided<lb/> for lending it out &#x2014; <add>certainly</add> not to individuals &#x2014; but<lb/> to some one <del>great Corporation</del> or more intermediate<lb/> hands such as that of the Bank of England <lb/>to enable them to lend it out to individuals <del>of</del><lb/> as at present according to their own rules, <lb/><del>for s</del> in the way of discount, for short terms, <lb/>would be a matter for ulterior consideration.</p>     


<p><unclear>A</unclear> provision to this effect, <del>guaranteeing</del> <add>insuring the proposed</add><lb/> paper as it were <del>by giving it this sort<lb/> of guarantees, against <sic>depretiation</sic>: </del><add>in this way, against <sic>depretiation,</sic>, [by<lb/> providing this <add>sort of</add> eventual <gap/> to prevent <add>it from falling</add> below a certain mark,] </add> with or without<lb/> a specific fund appropriated to the purpose, might<lb/> perhaps be not amiss <sic>employd,</sic> in impressing<lb/> the idea of its <del>stabli</del> stability upon the public<lb/> mind.  If this could be done without <del>the</del> <add>any such certain</add><sic> expence</sic> as<lb/>    
<p><unclear>A</unclear> provision to this effect, <del>guaranteeing</del> <add>insuring the proposed</add><lb/> paper as it were <del>by giving it this sort<lb/> of guarantees, against <sic>depretiation</sic>: </del><add>in this way, against <sic>depretiation,</sic>, [by<lb/> providing this <add>sort of</add> eventual <gap/> to prevent <add>it from falling</add> below a certain mark,] </add> with or without<lb/> a specific fund appropriated to the purpose, might<lb/> perhaps be not amiss <sic>employd,</sic> in impressing<lb/> the idea of its <del>stabli</del> stability upon the public<lb/> mind.  If this could be done without <del>the</del> <add>any such certain</add><sic> expence</sic> as<lb/> that of a dead fund, the more improbable the complaint,<lb/> more <gap/> the remedy: if were thought<lb/> necessary that the <gap/> should be incurred in advance,<lb/> <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note><hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> the probability of the complaint would then be smaller for previous determination.</note>     
 
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4. That If for a case this void of probability it were
worth while to look out for a remedy, a remedy
and that of the preservative kind might easily
be applied provided for it. I mean that of
a Cash Fund, + + not to exceed (suppose) a million, formed by a reserve made of a
part of the profits of the operation (as per
Art. 9) and to be employ'd in case of and in the support
of the price of the proposed paper, by others
buying it in with cash, or advance taking it
in pawn for cash, from the time that the discount
upon it had risen to an amount worth regarding.
Whether this million should be always
had, or whether its powers should be provided
for lending it out — certainly not to individuals — but
to some one great Corporation or more intermediate
hands such as that of the Bank of England
to enable them to lend it out to individuals of
as at present according to their own rules,
for s in the way of discount, for short terms,
would be a matter for ulterior consideration.

A provision to this effect, guaranteeing insuring the proposed
paper as it were by giving it this sort
of guarantees, against depretiation:
in this way, against depretiation,, [by
providing this <add>sort of
eventual to prevent it from falling below a certain mark,] </add> with or without
a specific fund appropriated to the purpose, might
perhaps be not amiss employd, in impressing
the idea of its stabli stability upon the public
mind. If this could be done without the any such certain expence as
that of a dead fund, the more improbable the complaint,
more the remedy: if were thought
necessary that the should be incurred in advance,
+ + the probability of the complaint would then be smaller for previous determination.


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Identifier: | JB/002/571/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 2.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

33

Box

002

Main Headings

Annuity Notes

Folio number

571

Info in main headings field

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

F30

Penner

Jeremy Bentham

Watermarks

1798 A<…>

Marginals

Jeremy Bentham

Paper Producer

Frances Wright

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1798

Notes public

ID Number

1310

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