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5 May 1813 + §§ 4
Panopt. Compensation Claim II. Inventions
§§. 4
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§§.4. Second branch of the damage — Loss of profit expectable
from the patent system of mechanical inventions
For the purpose of forming whatsoever conception the any
nature of the case may admitt of the forming at this time of day be capable of being formed — (lamentably
inadequate it will be at best).
For To the purpose of their enabling themselves to form
any sort of judgment howsoever made of this branch
of my claim, it will be necessary for the learned<d/el> Arbitrators
to pursue in the first place the account given of these same works and
and works on and by my Evidence, as delivered
in June 1798 to the Committee of Finance: for
which purpose I take the liberty of transmitting to them
respectively a copy of the Request in which that evidence
is contained.
This done, it will be for them to judge whether any such
further light is capable of being as may appear desirable, promises to be therein on the subject
whether by a view of the several plans in which at or near my present residence these works
were carried on by a view of if any such can now to be found of the several sorts of products therein
mentioned produced — being the respective points of those several inventions; or
by hearing from persons who at the time in question conveys
witnesses, such accruals as can now be given of the
several operations several committed then invented operations, recalls as they the even if these several inventions,
by from the view of which [+] [+] together with that
of the species abovementioned
specimens the then First Minister and the then
Secretary of the<d/el> State <add>for the Home Department [+]2 <note>[+]2 derived that
convention on the
ground of which they
acted the I
by the authority
given to me as above
I mean the conviction</note> of that design were convicted of the my
capacity, in my quality of joint-proprietor of those inventions,
to find, by in <gap/ means of the of these, profitable profit-yielding can be employment to an unlimited
amount: to an amount more than sufficient not only for the 1000 prisoners for for during
their continuance in the state of prisoners I stood bound by
the contract in question to find employment, but moreover for such any such
number of them as, in a state of freedom might be desirous of
such employment at my hand, in preference to other employments, after their discharge.
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