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13
Appeal
VI Quot.
The misfortune of M. Thouret has been
the not seeing that the blame of what there
is may be amiss in litigation in the demands
made by suitors of the suitor upon justice lies not in the
poor, nor in poverty, nor in
but solely uniformly and exclusively in the laws: if the
laws encourage chicane, there will be chicane:
if they discourage it there will be none.
The fault of Mr Thouret has been the
sitting down with rather too much tranquillity rather too easily much at his ease
with so full a view before him of partial
justice: the giving up the hope rather too
readily and without trial of finding a cure providing a specific
remedy for rash or anticonscientious litigation: the
seeing the burthens of the law lie heavy upon
the afflicted and blameless poor, without offering attempting
any thing any experiment for their relief.
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jeremy bentham |
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