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<p>5. It tends were it possible rather to aggravate the mischief<lb/>
<p>5. It tends were it possible rather to aggravate the mischief<lb/>
than mitigate it: to render confusion more confused, corruption more corrupt, uncertainty <del>even</del> uncertain. <del>In</del></p>
than mitigate it: to render confusion more confused, <lb/>
corruption more corrupt, uncertainty <del>even</del> uncertain. <del>In</del></p>


<p>In itself every <del>applicati</del> individual act by which<lb/>
<p>In itself every <del>applicati</del> individual act by which<lb/>
application is made of the corrupt principle the principle<lb/>
application is made of the corrupt principle the principle<lb/>
<unclear>multification</unclear> is mischievous: it is mischievous<lb/>
<unclear>nullification</unclear> is mischievous: it is mischievous<lb/>
upon that individual <gap/>. But, supposing a<lb/>
upon that individual <unclear>scale</unclear>. But, supposing a<lb/>
general rule long established and uniformly observed, by<lb/>
general rule long established and uniformly observed, by<lb/>
whwhich in a describable case clearly <unclear>marked</unclear> out <lb/>
which in a describable case clearly <unclear>marked</unclear> out <lb/>
by it (if <add>under the unwritten branch of the law</add> this be not too much to supp<gap/> <add>course for supportive</add>) the application<lb/>
by it (if <add>under the unwritten branch of the law</add> this be not too much to suppose <add>course for supportive</add>) the application<lb/>
<del>were</del> of this principle is prescribed, the violation<lb/>
<del>were</del> of this principle is prescribed, the violation<lb/>
of such a rule, <add>howsoever</add> mischievous upon one intrepid<lb/>
of such a rule, <add>howsoever</add> mischievous the rule may be,<lb/>
is itself <gap/>, and miscievous upon <unclear>an intrepid</unclear><lb/>
scale: for, by disappointing <add>in that instance</add> the expectations of the initiated,<lb/>
scale: for, by disappointing <add>in that instance</add> the expectations of the initiated,<lb/>
it <del>tend to</del><add>hands them</add> to expect to find their expectations<lb/>
it <del>tend to</del><add>hands them</add> to expect to find their expectations<lb/>

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5. It tends were it possible rather to aggravate the mischief
than mitigate it: to render confusion more confused,
corruption more corrupt, uncertainty even uncertain. In

In itself every applicati individual act by which
application is made of the corrupt principle the principle
nullification is mischievous: it is mischievous
upon that individual scale. But, supposing a
general rule long established and uniformly observed, by
which in a describable case clearly marked out
by it (if under the unwritten branch of the law this be not too much to suppose course for supportive) the application
were of this principle is prescribed, the violation
of such a rule, howsoever mischievous the rule may be,
is itself , and miscievous upon an intrepid
scale: for, by disappointing in that instance the expectations of the initiated,
it tend tohands them to expect to find their expectations
in respect of the all other parts of the field of law disappointed [+] ( I'm only part of the people to whom conception any thing that is done in the systembranch of procedurejudicial can ever by communication make its way)
behave and by the same handor other hand. But with this sermon
of the pious! Lord Hales in his mouth, and the authority of the
learned and great Lord Hales at his back - not to speak
of the radicalin absurdity and profligacy any such
of any such weak and unpopular arguments as the inherent
absurdity and profligacy of the principle - any Judge
who to a sonorousto whom it may happen and laudable voice and a confident
and imposing manner addsto add a commandand show of language may
push aside, and with applause, the the rule of <add>any </add> disobedience nullification rule
whatever it beand in pr absurdity. What would you have God dishonoured?
So he would be - sh Lord Hales also - - not to speak of "villainy encouraged and
government shamed - if Robbery were man is gross to "remain unpunished" which
it would be if in this instance adherence were to be continued to the rule.


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Identifier: | JB/107/255/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 107.

Date_1

1809-02-06

Marginal Summary Numbering

15

Box

107

Main Headings

law versus arbitrary power (a hatchet for dr paley's net)

Folio number

255

Info in main headings field

peines

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e54

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

th 1806

Marginals

pr1

Paper Producer

andre morellet

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1806

Notes public

ID Number

35246

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