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28 June 1802 N. S. Wales 4
In taking up the old imperfect systems to amend and 
work upon, here would have been an occasion for a 
man, with any thing of the mind and spirit of a legislator, 
to cure the imperfection which haste and neglect original neglect 
 had left it in it, and to rouse render its dispensations 
more strictly conformable to the line of consistency and justice. Care would have been taken to mark out 
the distinction between the two in themselves perfectly 
distinct the branches of the transportation punishment — the banishment 
and the bondage: and to give in to the Crime express terms, and 
with such have taken, if any as should appear for 
fitting and convenient such powers as should be thought
 fit to be given in regard to each: so that in all cases 
the case of the lowest offences as well as that of the highest 
the banishment bondage being as if remitted in cases that called
 for the remission of it, the banishment might continue. 
Work this for a legislator: but where during the whole </add> 
reign pompous of the man of  eloquence — where look 
for any thing were of legislation beyond the time and 
attitude of it. for any thing beyond the mask of a legislator? 
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