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1. Aug. 1812
Evidence Introd
Introd
Ch.26. Impris. for debt
'5. End-Lawyers profit
By Judges own interests [...?] need he hopes more than they could [...?] own serious [...?] 1. - for the sake of fees or patronage 2. For the sake of the case shewn for the [...?] of the labour that would be necessary a [...?] [...?] [...?] their [...?] and the [...?] of [...?] one for another: in other words be the [...?] to hear evidence the exclusive but upon this evidence
The difference between the rule of [...?] in the aggregate body of imprisoned debtors and the rule of [...?] among persons at large not in a state of imprisonment would give the number of deaths of which through not for the purpose of punishment, yet for other purposes /the purpose/ the judges many whose reason /task[?]/ may and ought to be considered as the witness: viz. In the joint rules of the facility with which if such were their wish, the abuse might be done away, and if the advantage which in every shape this [...?] from the continuance of it.
The belief of Surajah Dowla was in Mahmud, that of an English Chief Justice is in Jesus.
How slight in comparison would be the responsibility of the English Chief Justice, if on the score of untimely death produce by confinement he hand no more to answer for than Surajah Dowla had for mortality in the Black Hole!
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Title: [1 Aug 1812 Evidence Introd]Description: 1 Aug 1812 Evidence Introd Introd Ch.26. Impris. for Debt '.5. End - Lawyers profit To argue in short by truth to the Judges. People of England! When will you open your eyes? how long will you be the dupes of sophistry hypocrisy and masquerade? To the [...?] of sinister interest a high place at its point [...?] of ascendancy, yes, imprisonment for debt is necessary: to justice as necessary as human happiness as longer slavery is to manly words [...?] and punishable for [...?]. In respect of solvency, in respect of innocence or delinquency the situation of the [...?] [...?] and debtor is susceptible of the following modifications. Hang across a rope at the ends of a string, two cats fear and worry one another to the very death. Each poor animal beholds in his fellow sufferer the author of his /its/ misery. And is he so indeed! /it then the true author/: No but the ill-taught victim to whom his agency of these his [...?] his source of savage pleasure.
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Title: [4 Aug. 1812 Evidence Introd]Description: 4 Aug. 1812 Evidence Introd Introd Ch. 26. Imprisonment for debt In the case of a claim of debt first point on each occasion to be settled /ascertained/ is - what on the part of the alledged debtor is the real cause of the resistance made by him to the demand, and thence of the suit. is it a difference /any real difference of/ opinion on /as to/ the question of right [...?] has it any share in the production of that resistance? by no other cause than a [...?] or is it an unwillingness to part with the money, or a present inability to provide it? Solvency on the part of the defendant debtor, is it out of doubt? In ascertaining this point, a few [...?] a question or two would suffice - in point of term therefore a few [...?] if put by the parties to each other in the presence of the Judge If yes, then every vexation in the shape of confinement - whether in prison or in springing[?] house, or in the custody real or fictitious of [...?] under the name of Civil, is here [...?] [...?]. Solvency[?] debtors, require [...?] rebut Co-Creditors.
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Title: [1 Aug. 1812 Evidence Introd]Description: 1 Aug. 1812 Evidence Introd Introd Ch.26. Impris.[?] ' Bad for compulsion From p.4 2. To the accomplishment of the proposed object, viz. discharge of the debt, supposing a debt [...?] is this infliction necessary? Another point this concerning /in relation to/ which the Judge refuses to inform himself. Altogether unnecessary it is as often as the solvency of the alledged debtor is out of doubt. Back to p.4.
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