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 You may imagine it not very pleasing to an inventor to see
 an idea which it has cost him so much money and so many years to bring
  to perfection his ideas first stolen from him and then : but it not being
 my brothers disposition to quarrel with the living much less with
 the dead, he sedulously avoid refrained from every thing that    
  treated even in the most distinct manner any thing savoured of  complaint or crimination,  or even complaint, not did any thing  and nothing passed between 
  pass between him & Mr Adam inconsistent with the most perfect unity.   But
 the letters above alluded to, those which nothing could be more
 explicit, should be sent if it  would answered any good purpose
 Leaving to Mr A. the profit of the building, what my Brother
 wishes for is the honour  and satisfaction of seeing the 
Panopticon  principle introduced into Edinburgh  both as to management in its best state instead of 
 a bad one;  and what I wish for is best I mean in the first
 place in the point of management,  but therefore and which honour
 it can not be without being it in point of construction.   And
 if any theory of pecuniary profit  to be had derived from
 the introduction there of any particular mechanical inventions
what we both hope is, and I hope we are not altogether
 unreasonable in our hope is that the benefit should be
 reaped by the author instead of being altogether lost or taken usurped from
 him by strangers
| Identifier: | JB/541/342/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 541. | |||
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| 1792-??-?? | |||
| 541 | |||
| 342 | |||
| 001 | |||
| Correspondence | |||
| Jeremy Bentham | |||