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1829. Aug. 10
Reformists reviewed. Rudiments
Peel
What hopes of amendment
with a long train
of encouraging pensioners
certifying him infallible
<p.(2)
On the part At the hands of a man who has no judgement of his good in law
own what chaser of repentance how gross is the past error and amendment in that he
who at the expense of £ 000 a year he has
purchased incumbants pension each with a countless hat
of expectant do in his brow each engaged by shape in the
shape garb of gratitude to say to him Go on as you have begun
after certifying him to be infallible
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All this money thrown
away by Peel to exclude
Bentham's Codes & Logic
from Honble House</note>
All this money thrown out of the by Peel,
and why? Only that passed by. Bentham, with
the greatest happiness principle for the moral-guide and
a new moral branch of Logic under the name of the Logic
of the Wit in addition to the old branch — the Logic of Understanding
for this intellectual guide may not have be able
to perceive at the hands of the argument and may
and the everyworldly hand and the argument for a
House Honorable and the Right Honorable obtain an eye to
look at them, is of possible or are as to his
.
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Peel's creatures dumb
because no reason can
they find to give
Dumb are all these his Peel's creatures: dumb by high
command. For not a of their own they give a
name. Why? because now no man being in existence
no name could be would they be able to find. To not a question
will they be commended — in not so much as
permitted to make answer. Why? because to make
give any such reason — to make any such answer; would
be controversy.
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