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There are certain classes of articles with which<lb/> by a concurrence of good management and good<lb/> fortune the Colony may <del>be able to</del> sooner or later<lb/>be able to provide <add>supply</add>itself: <note>notwithstanding the <gap/> <del><gap/></del> | |||
representations it is </note> these are, bread, meat<lb/> and beer: <add>liquor:</add>there are others, from the <gap/>with which it is usually impossible that the<lb/>the Colony should within any definite <add><gap/></add> period <add>compass of time</add><lb/>be able to provide itself: among these are medicines, <del><gap/></del> furniture of various kinds, implements <del>and tools</del> of husbandry <add><gap/></add> of various kinds<lb/>clothing and implements of manufacture: The Colony has already had <unclear>62</unclear> years of existence,<lb/>and the capacity of supplying itself even with the first class of articles is not yet attained.<lb/> For as it appears from <del>an observation</del> <add>by an observation communicated to us:</add> the <gap/><lb/>of <gap/> office, <del><gap/></del> the insufficiency of this<lb/>Colony to maintain that is to supply <add><gap/></add> <del>by</del><lb/> <del>its produce the</del> with the first class of articles<lb/><del><gap/></del><add><gap/></add> or be <gap/> to find more monies.<lb/>than it has at present as the reason <gap/><lb/>the only reason why a greater number of<lb/>monies have not been found: the degree<lb/>of exportation that has as yet taken place<lb/>with regard to convicts is a <gap/> exportation,<lb/>and therefore the existing mass of<lb/><gap/> is reduced mass of <gap/>. For<lb/>through by the supposition that <gap/> of a <lb/>certain class of articles would not have received<lb/>any increase, yet by <add>in</add> the same supposition there<lb/>remains always a class of articles the expense <note>of</note> | |||
There are certain classes of articles with which
by a concurrence of good management and good
fortune the Colony may be able to sooner or later
be able to provide supplyitself: notwithstanding the
representations it is these are, bread, meat
and beer: liquor:there are others, from the with which it is usually impossible that the
the Colony should within any definite period compass of time
be able to provide itself: among these are medicines, furniture of various kinds, implements and tools of husbandry of various kinds
clothing and implements of manufacture: The Colony has already had 62 years of existence,
and the capacity of supplying itself even with the first class of articles is not yet attained.
For as it appears from an observation by an observation communicated to us: the
of office, the insufficiency of this
Colony to maintain that is to supply by
its produce the with the first class of articles
or be to find more monies.
than it has at present as the reason
the only reason why a greater number of
monies have not been found: the degree
of exportation that has as yet taken place
with regard to convicts is a exportation,
and therefore the existing mass of
is reduced mass of . For
through by the supposition that of a
certain class of articles would not have received
any increase, yet by in the same supposition there
remains always a class of articles the expense of
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Identifier: | JB/150/356/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 150. |
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panopticon versus new south wales; police bill |
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jeremy bentham |
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