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Fallacies Ch. 3 Job denouncer's

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Ch. 3. Job-denouncer's cry. A Job this? all a Job!

' 1. Exposition.

The occasion by which opportunity is afforded for the working of this fallacy, is the institution of any measure, from which any peculiar benefit can be shown /appears/ to be likely to accrue to a determinate individual or assemblage of individuals

The observations which as above have been applied to the last preceding fallacy will be found, a /in a/ /in some/ considerable part of them /considerable degree/, applicable to the /present/ one now under consideration.

If however we consider job-places (places charged with being created for no other purpose than that of putting the emolument into the hands of the placeman, and giving to the servants of the crown the benefit of the sinister influence) if we consider job-places as discarded /posted off/ to and already considered under the last preceding head, the common pleas in question may in the observations made on the subject in speaking of the present fallacy be both of them laid out of the account.