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Ch. Authority worshippers

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| | Lawyers interest sinister

It is the interest of not of every man without exception of every branch[?] man without exception, that this course taken /pursued/ by him in pursuit /as pursuant/ of every claim /demand/ it becomes necessary for him to make for the effectuation of any right he possessed, or the redress of any wrong he has sustained should be as pure /clear/ as possible from all factitious and unecessary delay vexation and expense.

It is the interest of the man of law that so far as this expense is a source of profit to himself and his associates /confederates/ the quantity of this factitious and unnecessary expense should be as great as possible: and therefore that in so far as delay is [...?] productive of the [...?] profitable part of this /such/ expense, and vexation either a cause or an inseparable concomitant /accompaniment/ of it , the quantity of necessary and factitious delay should also be as great as possible.

So as to uncertainty /as in knowledge[?]/

It is the interest of every member of the community /every man's interest/ without exception that in respect of his possessions against wrongs /injuries/ and loss as well as inhuries in every shape[?] in whatsoever quarter he /a man/ is liable to be affected person, reputation, property, condition in life, - his security, and his confidence in /assurance of/ that security should /be/ at all times as compleat as possible: that whatsoever rights it may happen to him possess he may at all times be apprized of, that so it may be in his power at all time to enjoy the full benefit of them: and that of whatsoever acts will if performed be liable to be imported to him as offences /transgressions/ or wrongs

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to the effect of thus[?] being in respect of those subjected to suffering in any shape, which the shape of punishment [...?] [...?] [...?], or [...?] of rendering [...?]