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This Page Has Not Been Transcribed Yet Evidence.]relating to PENITENTIARY HOUSES.
many as the spot will hold; fixed or changing, selected or casual; of inspection is
J. Bentham, Esq.
just what I want: my reputation rises out of it.
Supposing such Inspector should report that articles have been sold too dear,
what mode of proceedings should be adopted to settle that question? —With submission to
to those who devise the check, it seems rather for them to propose the mode. In my
eyes, checks of this sort do not possess that importance which they appear to do in
others. As to the right in question, in my own particular and for my own life, I would
give it up, if gentlemen chose to insist upon such surrender, as thinking it of use.
But make it the case of any person not connected with me, considering the other
checks that are provided, I should give as my opinion that which is not, if I were to
say it would be of use.
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reports from the committee on the laws relating to penitentiary houses / 199 & 217 |
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