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<p>To what purpose then obtain from Parliament powers<lb/> to erect a Court of Judication for trying officers against <lb/>existing laws when none <add>no prisons</add> were obtained for making <add>introducing</add> <lb/><add>any</add> new law much less for trying officers against such new<lb/> law? To what purpose, but to <del>deci</del> <add>deceive</add> put a <gap/> <lb/>Parliament, and to <del>persuade</del> make Parliament and <lb/><del>his</del> every body to believe that it came by Parliament <lb/>the Colony was founded, and <del>that</del> whatever acts of power <lb/>should be exercised there by the authority of the Kings <lb/>Servants to <gap/> it be believed that these acts had <del>Yor</del> <lb/> <add>this sanction the authority</add> sanction of Parliament. <lb/> <note>that Parliament had sanctioned the <gap/> of the Colony and by its forms had sanctioned every thing that <unclear>Investors</unclear> chose to <add>might ever</add> take upon them to do towards or in pretence of establishment the foundation and support of it</note> </p>  
<p>To what purpose then obtain from Parliament powers<lb/> to erect a Court of Judication for trying officers against <lb/>existing laws when none <add>no prisons</add> were obtained for making <add>introducing</add> <lb/><add>any</add> new law much less for trying officers against such new<lb/> law? To what purpose, but to <del>deci</del> <add>deceive</add> put a <gap/> <lb/>Parliament, and to <del>persuade</del> make Parliament and <lb/><del>his</del> every body to believe that it came by Parliament <lb/>the Colony was founded, and <del>that</del> whatever acts of power <lb/>should be exercised there by the authority of the Kings <lb/>Servants to <gap/> it be believed that these acts had <del>Yor</del> <lb/> <add>this sanction the authority</add> sanction of Parliament. <lb/> <note>that Parliament had sanctioned the <gap/> of the Colony and by its forms had sanctioned every thing that <unclear>Investors</unclear> chose to <add>might ever</add> take upon them to do towards or in pretence of establishment the foundation and support of it</note> </p>  


 
<p>The Colony had subsisted neither more nor less then<lb/> between two and three years when all of a sudden a <lb/>declaration <add> <gap/></add> of the Governor was issued establishing martial <lb/>law: <add>martial law</add> more that very name. Whatsoever may have been meant by <lb/>law. Martial law to fight what? &#x2014; not an enemy (for <lb/>there was none) but famine: &#x2014; and the chief consequence <lb/>as well as cause of this martial law is to take possession <lb/>of every man's property &#x2014; to <del>put it at the disposal</del> take<lb/> it into the hands of the Governor &#x2014; to declare it the property <lb/>of the state." </p>





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14 July 1802 N. S. Wales 1

To what purpose then obtain from Parliament powers
to erect a Court of Judication for trying officers against
existing laws when none no prisons were obtained for making introducing
any new law much less for trying officers against such new
law? To what purpose, but to deci deceive put a
Parliament, and to persuade make Parliament and
his every body to believe that it came by Parliament
the Colony was founded, and that whatever acts of power
should be exercised there by the authority of the Kings
Servants to it be believed that these acts had Yor
this sanction the authority sanction of Parliament.
that Parliament had sanctioned the of the Colony and by its forms had sanctioned every thing that Investors chose to might ever take upon them to do towards or in pretence of establishment the foundation and support of it

The Colony had subsisted neither more nor less then
between two and three years when all of a sudden a
declaration of the Governor was issued establishing martial
law: martial law more that very name. Whatsoever may have been meant by
law. Martial law to fight what? — not an enemy (for
there was none) but famine: — and the chief consequence
as well as cause of this martial law is to take possession
of every man's property — to put it at the disposal take
it into the hands of the Governor — to declare it the property
of the state."
























































































Identifier: | JB/116/204/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 116.

Date_1

1802-07-14

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-2

Box

116

Main Headings

panopticon versus new south wales

Folio number

204

Info in main headings field

n. s. wales

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[monogram] 1800]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1800

Notes public

ID Number

37737

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