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Apr. 1811 2
Prompt J.B. to Penitentiary Committee Letter III. Part 2
p.18
69~17. VI.1
Under the existing
contract in this year
the Panopticon principle
would be in exercise.
70~18. VI.2 p.7.
Doubt, none can remain
as to its superiority:—none
but as to the future of
the proposed manager:
and if the Temporary
Panopticon be adopted
that will be proved or
disproved before the
close of next septem if
not before the commencement.
71~19. VI.4
Supposing if successful
will it not be matter
of regret should any
part of the advantage
desirable from it be lost.
IV.2 or VI.5 p.7.
72~20
Towns, those which
afford the best public:
must fix them not, till
after the experiment.
Before, all might
shrink; after, many
might compete. p.8.
73~21. VI.6
If assured, that by the
open mode on a large
scale, a large saving
would be made. Government
would not surely,
leave to the Counties
the choice of the close
mode on as small
scale. p.8.
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