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<p>What Idea of it had Hales? none. What<lb/>
idea of it had Holt? as little<lb/>
[I <del>pass</del> say nothing of ordinary judges &#x2014; I speak of<lb/>
those whose integrity and zeal for every other<lb/>
right of the people were proverbial.</p>
 
<p>Now if there was none in those times, how<lb/>
should it have come scarce?<lb/>
What Judge should have said &#x2014; The Law, the<lb/>
Common Law which I have in charge, punishes<lb/>
those who utter any thing [to <add>in</add> the] reproach<lb/>
of public men. I like not that Law.<lb/>
I will be myself <del>&amp; by myself a</del> <add>the</add> Legislature:<lb/>
I will make a new one.</p>
 
<pb/>
 
<p>There was a certain Pope, &amp; that Pope committed<lb/>
a Crime. &amp; as there was nobody else<lb/>
to judge him he judged himself: <add>&amp; the judgment was</add> to be burnt:<lb/>
&amp; burnt he was. One may conclude what<lb/>
became of him afterwards &#x2014; he was dubbed<lb/>
a Saint.</p>
 
<p>Tis a very edifying lesson <note>Tis one of the best things a Pope can do</note>, and <add>like many other very edifying lessons</add> wants nothing<lb/>
but probability <note>Such saints in these times are not abundant.</note> <del>the <sic>practise</sic> of it, however,</del><lb/>
<del>in this country would have <add>rather</add> an odd effect: we</del><lb/>
<del>would not prevent be rather <gap/></del><lb/>
<del>should soon have not none left to govern</del><lb/>
<del>on earth, but saints in heaven.</del> <note>and upon [this] occasion [we are now speaking of]</note><lb/>
I should be <sic>loth</sic> however to recommend it<lb/>
to be <sic>followd</sic> <add>practised</add> on the present occasion.<lb/>
The effect of it would be rather whimsical<lb/>
&amp; would save the Jesuits the <sic>expence</sic> of<lb/>
Gunpowder: <del>we ask</del> people might go to<lb/>
bed over-night, &amp; the next morning <note>as an Irish friend of mine observed</note> have<lb/>
none to govern them <add>us</add> upon earth, but saints<lb/>
in heaven.</p>
 
<head>SCANDAL. Libels. State. [BR][2][ ]</head>





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What Idea of it had Hales? none. What
idea of it had Holt? as little
[I pass say nothing of ordinary judges — I speak of
those whose integrity and zeal for every other
right of the people were proverbial.

Now if there was none in those times, how
should it have come scarce?
What Judge should have said — The Law, the
Common Law which I have in charge, punishes
those who utter any thing [to in the] reproach
of public men. I like not that Law.
I will be myself & by myself a the Legislature:
I will make a new one.


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There was a certain Pope, & that Pope committed
a Crime. & as there was nobody else
to judge him he judged himself: & the judgment was to be burnt:
& burnt he was. One may conclude what
became of him afterwards — he was dubbed
a Saint.

Tis a very edifying lesson Tis one of the best things a Pope can do, and like many other very edifying lessons wants nothing
but probability Such saints in these times are not abundant. the practise of it, however,
in this country would have rather an odd effect: we
would not prevent be rather
should soon have not none left to govern
on earth, but saints in heaven. and upon [this] occasion [we are now speaking of]
I should be loth however to recommend it
to be followd practised on the present occasion.
The effect of it would be rather whimsical
& would save the Jesuits the expence of
Gunpowder: we ask people might go to
bed over-night, & the next morning as an Irish friend of mine observed have
none to govern them us upon earth, but saints
in heaven.

SCANDAL. Libels. State. [BR][2][ ]




Identifier: | JB/070/185/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

070

Main Headings

of laws in general

Folio number

185

Info in main headings field

scandal - libels - state

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23300

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