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NOTORIETY Non-publication - Number already extant no apology 1 N.Y. Books.

New Y. Books. Objection I. Expence of buying. 1) This objection apology which perhaps is the most specious at
first sight of any that can be urged, will vanish
under a very slight consideration.

The obligation on a man to furnish himself with
this kind of intelligence is in no degree defin'd
by the [utter] absence of the means power. No Did ever Judge ever
said to a Counsel acting an unpublished case, You
shall not avail yourself of this case because your
adversary had no opportunity of taking it for his
guide. On the contrary a case report thus introduced,
so that there be arise any reasonable presumption of it's
accuracy either from the voucher or the another, is
only listen'd to with the more attention. Rarity,
& Novelty Antiquity clothed with novelty by in resurrection,
lose not their that influence on the imagination [& affections]
of men in the case instance which they possess on every
other.

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Time wanting for MS. Copying 2

(2 Advantage. Saves Saves Time in no Searching. Not There is not time for a 10th for a 20th part of those who have occasion, would have to
to confine one's self all along to consider time to copy <add>it </add> all along not those who are to act to where it belongs to act, but those
only to on whom it lies when perhaps it is too late to
advise.

(3 Objection 2. Possibility of Ins this an obj. ag: the Press in general It is by To conclude that because there is a physical
possibility that several of those who have occasion need may
be furnished by the method copies, therefore there is
no occasion for any other is to conclude in general that there is no occasion for
the art of printing. certainly the demand for books
on this subject, & the consequent occasion, or to speak
properly at this time of day, the necessity for of —
speedy expeditious method of multiplication is not inferior in the general
to those on any other.

(4 Objection. 3. Exercise useful "But the taking down of notes from the speaker is a
"most useful exercise; it begets a happy necessity for attention
"in the Student, & causes gives to what is deliver'd that hold upon
"the memory, which it could never have take by any other in any other
means manner: from this task when thus render'd apparently no
"longer necessary, the student would dispense himself:
"to his present case, but to his lasting prejudice"

Walking is also a most useful exercise; which

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Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	100	Main Headings	digest
Folio number	001	Info in main headings field	notoriety non-publication - number no apology ny books
Image	001	Titles	new year books
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	f1 / f2
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	32017
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