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13 August 1804
Procedure
False ends
A corporation (it might be observed with equal propriety) has no ------. The truth of this proposition is the joint result of two distinct causes. In a case where humanity - regard for the interests, sympathy for the sufferings of determinate individuals concurs with the power of the ------ ------ love of reputation in --- engaging mass conduct and language on the side of the most extended public interest of that form which in the eyes of the public and perhaps of the agent himself would appear to be the form of the party rival principle - the principle of ------ ------ a great part will be a ----- the form of the semi-sound principle, the law of regulation, or perhaps the ---- prejudice of fashion /propensity to ------/. When the distant voice of genuine public interest has been drowned /the ---- of the ----/ by the voice of specious public interest - the sinister interest of a small part /-----/ of the public. Such part of the comprized form as in the case of individual agency acting in pursuit of individual interest would have consisted of the form of moral ---- and on that character have acted on the same side as /side of/ the public interest is now ----- against that interest, and acts on the side of the sinister interest - the interest of the particular body.
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Title: [13 August 1804 Procedure Evil]Description: 13 August 1804 Procedure Evil causes Bodies of men, in so far as they possess /are acted upon/ a particular and sinister interest, according to uniform observation /it has been observed/ pursue it with more steadiness than a /any/ individual interest legitimate or sinister, present or future, momentary or permanent, is commonly found to be pursued by individuals. From the pursuit of a sinister individual interest, individuals, even when not exposed to the fear of law the legal punishment or restraint not bearing upon the case, are constantly and not infrequently with a degree /--------/ of efficacy restrained by the power of the moral sanction by the fear /sense/ of shame. Bodies of men are in a much less degree sinister to the force of that salutary /guardian/ principle. When occupied in the ------ of the common interest - the corporate interest - each individual sees /member feels/ himself environed, supported and encouraged by a little public, a circle smaller indeed than that of the great public, but at the same time ------, and by its position ----- the view /to his view/ of the lager circle /-------/ circle, whose opinions /affections/ would be governed by the public /general/ interest, that is their own interest - that all embracing motives which coincide with each man's public duty. A corporation (it has been observed by one of the sages of English law) has no conscience. The interest ------ to it on that occasion was not exactly /precisely/ the same as the above: but by an extension and the less correct for being somewhat ludicrous it may be understood in the above sense /as extension backwards from figuration to the literal/.
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Title: [13 August 1804 Procedure False]Description: 13 August 1804 Procedure False ends Nor yet is the legislator the only person to whom the name of moral obligation, or what here comes to the same thing the sense of general /public/ interest will in proportion as it is understood and attended to, ----- to regard the sinister interest with a jealous eye. To the lot of individuals - to each in proportion to the opportunities that fall within his reach within the sphere within /in/ which it happens to move, it may fall to /may find themselves called upon/ to take their parts in watching the ------ and counteracting the designs of the common adversary.
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Title: [13 August 1804 Procedure False]Description: 13 August 1804 Procedure False ends Of men in general in a ----- /another/ sense it is not true that every man on every occasion is and will be governed by his own interest: if it were true, on the one hand there would be no such quality as imprudence: on the other hand there would be no such quality as generosity, no such emotion as sympathy - no such emotion even as antipathy /not even as antipathy/.
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