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[lxxxiv. 89] 1822 Decr 29 Codification
[lxxxiv. 89]

1822 Decr 29

Codification Proposal

?.5. Admission universal

Members unapt

In this place, had the limits unavoidably prescribed to a paper of this sort admitted of any such additions © in this place would have come in two connected documents; The one of them, is a sort of chart of the different sinister interests © of the several rocks on which the virtue of the author of a work of the sort in question is liable to split or to receive damage. In addition to the particular and sinister interest of the Monarch where there is one, on this Chart would exhibit /be exhibited/ the several particular and [...?] interests of the aggregate of which the interest of the aristocratical body in every country is divided.

In The other, adding to the particular and sinister interest of the Monarch, the principal and most efficient /influential/ branches of the particular and sinister interest of the Aristocracy, would be given a delineation of the track or route in which each possessor of the particular and sinister interest with power to give effect to it would by the pursuit of /endeavour to give effect/ that same particular and sinister interest be led to give compleat consummation to the above mentioned sinister sacrifice

An exhibition of this sort might be termed ”The Chart /course/ of Misrule• description of the course, which leads to the consummation of the sinister sacrifice, and which under /[...?]/ every Government but that of the United States has been travelled on and so long as the government lasts will continue to be travelled on till the consummation of the sacrifice is effected.

In an enterprise of this sort, the reducing the mental frame of the subject many, as well in the intellectual as in the moral part /branch/ of it to the compleatest state of depravity possible, will be seen to be among the expedients in the use of which all these several branches or modifications of particular and sinister interest concurr
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