Box 108 is a miscellaneous collection of material including Bentham's writings on colonisation, legislation, political economy and more.
Detailed contents of this box are as follows:
- Folio 1: Draft letter to Pole Carew; c. 1798
- Folios 2 to 14: Indicator - Preface [a newspaper 'to index the whole body of national intelligence']; 1796-1803
- Folios 15 to 99: Indicator - [plan - specimens]; 1796
- Folios 100 to 102: Printed newspapers: Cuttings from Morning Chronicle, 20 Oct. 1795; Morning Herald, 7 April 1796; London Gazette, 24 to 28 May 1796
- Folios 103 - 109: Panopticon - Mechanics, book-keeping, education, Count Rumford, Highlands, Burke on France [miscellaneous marginal outlines]; 1790-98
- Folios 110 to 114: Indirect legislation, 'Emancipate your Colonies', Parliament - Declaration of Rights (Nonsense upon stilts or Pandora's box opened) [marginal notes]; 1792, 1796
- Folios 115 to 120: Books sent to Cordovan's to be bound; 1802
- Folios 121 to 149: Miscellaneous fragments; 1801-29
- Folios 150 to 152: Political economy - Economy, Appendix - False securities ridiculed; 1822
Folios from box 108 which have already been partially or fully transcribed are listed under the progress bar below.
Box 108 Progress: Transcription begun
Untranscribed: 70
In Progress: 0
Ready For Review: 0
Completed: 301
Total: 371
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