1818 Aug. 25

Things as they are or First lines &c.

§.4. Instruments in Mixt Monarchy Corruption

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 27 Aug. 1818. Quere as to the need of what follows?

8. In a {pure} Monarchy as the phrase is, {in a Monarchy which is exempt from the obstruction /incumbrance/ opposed by an under-aristocracy, at /especially of/ the still more troublesome obstruction opposed by a democratical representative body} the sole sources of demand for money are purchase of the instruments of sensual and other /consumable and inconsumable/ personal enjoyments /instruments of quick consumption such as meat drink and cloathes instruments of slow consumption such as buildings taken together/, purchase of services of dependent companions exhibiting in all their forms the tokens and pledges of unlimited obsequiousness, purchase of services employed in the business of government that is in getting in the money for the above and all other purposes, and purchase of the services of the members of the standing army together with what is called the materiel of the army the collection of the instruments necessary to give to those personal services the desired effect: in a word purchase of pleasure, purchase of court service, purchase /maintenance/ of services employed in government /maintenance of civil government /part of the establishment//, and maintenance of a standing army i.e. of the military part of the establishment.