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The station of Jailor is not in common account a very elevated one: the addition of Contractor
has not much tendency to raise it. He little dreamt, when he first launched into the subject,
that he was to become a suitor, and perhaps in vain, for such an office. But inventions unpracticed
might be in want of the inventor: and a situation, thus clipped of emoluments,
while it was loaded with obligations, might be in want of candidates. Penetrated, therefore,<;b/>with the importance of the end, he would not suffer himself to see any thing unpleasant or
discreditable in the means.
OUTLINE of the Plan of Construction alluded to in the above Proposal.
THE Building circular—An Iron Cage, glazed—a Glass Lantern, about the size of Ranelagh—
The Prisoners, in their Cells, occupying the Circumference—The Officers, (Governor,
Chaplain, Surgeon. &c) the Center.
Identifier: | JB/115/019/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 115. |
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proposal / for / a new and less expensive mode / of / employing and reforming convicts |
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see note 4 to letter 1340, vol. 6; this copy has bentham's additions based on william morton pitt's suggestions in letter 1126, vol. 5 |
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