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1822 July 2

Constitut Code Rationale

Supreme Operative

I Monarch

Instruments

Sir Hadebras[?] his casting worth

The manner how he sallied forth

?. Monarchy - its instruments - corporeal and incorporeal

Seen above, the frame of mind given to man by this /that/ situation: seen him above in disposition - in preparation Behold him now in action. In the field of society of social /political/ life action can not be without instruments. Behold now his instruments

Instruments /real and/ corporeal and real, three: the Soldier, Lawyer, Priest: instruments fictitious incorporeal nominal, four: force, terror /fear/, corruption, delusion: with these incorporeal instruments, he /the one/ by the hands of his corporeal instruments works

For the sake of an always questionable and at the utmost imponderable and comparatively inconsiderable addition to his own felicity, to give existence unquestionable existence to human misery /suffering/ in all its shapes and infinite in quantity immense and indefinite this is that /the course of action/ which at every moment of his life the sinister interest inseparably attached to his situation prompts /urges/ him to: power being in adequate quantity always in his hands, correspondent /this which /such as/ has been mentioned/ is the result

Their felicity being by their situations dependent on his will, such as his interests are such are theirs. By his interest he is rendered the implacable enemy of all who are subject to his power: his interest being made theirs people find these too added to the number of their enemies in these the people feel so many subordinate enemies whose function consists in giving accomplishment to the inimical wishes of the arch-enemy

Fear. Synonyms, terror - intimidation.