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<p>The plan being to be made, by whom was it to be<lb/> filled? By any body that had <add>so made a</add> the will to <del>do perform</del> <add>fulfill</add> <lb/>the duties of it? by any body who had so much as<lb/> the <hi rend='underline'>power</hi>? — Alas! no: — under Lord Pelham such<lb/> requisites are not required.</p> | <p>The plan being to be made, by whom was it to be<lb/> filled? By any body that had <add>so made a</add> the will to <del>do perform</del> <add>fulfill</add> <lb/>the duties of it? by any body who had so much as<lb/> the <hi rend='underline'>power</hi>? — Alas! no: — under Lord Pelham such<lb/> requisites are not required.</p> | ||
<p>Had the removal of the abuse been the object, one <lb/> description of persons were marked out by <del><unclear>conscience</unclear> since</del>, <add>the nature of the case,</add> as <lb/>the persons to be <hi rend='underline'>advised with</hi> at least, about the choice. They, <lb/>it is scarce necessary to say, were the persons, <del>by</del> <add>from</add> whose <lb/>spontaneous <add>and disinterested</add> exertions <del>the</del> knowledge of <del>the</del> existence <add>of the mischief</add> had been <lb/>obtained. <del>Here, at <gap/> were</del> <add>In that quarter <del>any rate</del> appeared at any rate</add> the <unclear>fairest</unclear> presumption in <del>respect<lb/> of the will</del> <add>regard<lb/> to <hi rend='underline'>will </hi> — <add>the clearest proof</add> of a <hi rend='underline'>disposition</hi> at least, <del>to do what<lb/> depended on them</del> <add>not to grudge what <del>ever<lb/> <add>exertions</add> might be done with most effect</del></add> | |||
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The plan being to be made, by whom was it to be
filled? By any body that had so made a the will to do perform fulfill
the duties of it? by any body who had so much as
the power? — Alas! no: — under Lord Pelham such
requisites are not required.
Had the removal of the abuse been the object, one
description of persons were marked out by conscience since, the nature of the case, as
the persons to be advised with at least, about the choice. They,
it is scarce necessary to say, were the persons, by from whose
spontaneous and disinterested exertions the knowledge of the existence of the mischief had been
obtained. Here, at were In that quarter any rate appeared at any rate the fairest presumption in respect
of the will regard
to will — <add>the clearest proof of a disposition at least, to do what
depended on them not to grudge what ever might be done with most effect</add>
<add>exertions
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jeremy bentham |
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letter was never sent; see note 8 to letter 1747, vol. 7 |
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