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of of one may say, that it is The Law of England, say the writers, has
two branches: the there are two parts of it,
the written and the unwritten. When they say this, what is it that they mean? The
Law

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Box	070	Main Headings
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Image	002	Titles
Category	correspondence	Number of Pages	1
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]
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Notes public	letter 114, vol 1	ID Number	23116
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-The Law of England, say the <unclear>writers</unclear>, has<lb/>two branches: there are two parts of it,<lb/>the written and the unwritten. <note>When they say this, what is it that they mean?</note><add>By</add><hi rend='underline'>The</hi><lb/><hi rend='underline'>Law</hi>, <add>for it</add> to have any signification, should mean<lb/>a collection of Articles of each of which<lb/>one may say, that it is <hi rend='underline'>a Law</hi>. <del>This</del><add>A</add><lb/>signification <unclear>thus</unclear>, which the written park of<lb/>it actually has, as every one may <gap/><lb/>Now then with <del>the</del> respect to that part that<lb/>is <unclear>termed</unclear> unwritten. This then, being still<lb/>the Law, should consist of a number<lb/> of <add>like</add> Articles of each of which it may be said,<lb/> that it is, a Law. Where then is that<lb/>one article in it, of which <add>a <gap/></add><del><gap/>deleted text</del>can say so? Let any one produce it.<lb/> This <del>at least should not be a <gap/>not <gap/><lb/></del><add>is a <unclear>lash</unclear> which one should at least expect<lb/> to be fulfilled by</add>those writers who with so much<lb/><gap/><unclear>profess</unclear> to <unclear>back</unclear> <del>what Law</del>what<pb/>a Law is, and what in particular the Laws<lb/> of England.
+<p><note><del><gap/> <add><gap/></add> of <gap/> of <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> one may say, that it is <gap/></del></note>The Law of England, say the writers, has<lb/>
+two branches: <del>the</del> there are two parts of it,<lb/>
+the written and the unwritten. <note>When they say this, what is it that they mean?</note> <hi rend='underline'>The<lb/>
+Law</hi>
+</p>
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