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These distinctions noted, the general case will be found resolvable
into these seven particular ones.
1. Case 1. Functionary, on whose will the ultimate efficiency of the
Draught depends, a single person: namely the Monarch: Draughtsman
that same individual.
2. case 2. Functionary, on whose will the ultimate efficiency of the
Draught depends, a single person - the Monarch - as before:
Draughtsman, acting in subjection to that will, a single
individual.
3. Case 3. Functionary, on whose will the ultimate efficiency of
the draught depends, a single person - the Monarch -
as before: Draughtsmen, acting in subjection to that will,
divers. In English practice a Board - or a Commission
is the aggregate denomination by which a set of functionaries, thus
appointed are in this case customarily designated.
4. Case 4. Functionaries, on whose will the ultimate
efficiency of the draught depends, divers: namely an aristocratical body: Draughtsmen,
those same individuals acting all of them without exception in the composition of
the draught.
5. Case 5. Functionaries, on whose will the ultimate
efficiency of the Draught depends an aristocratical
body as before: Draughtsmen occupied in the work
a part of the whole number of the members of that same body.
selected by the rest. In English practice, A Committee is the aggregate
denomination by which a set of functionaries thus appointed
are denominated.
6. Case 6. Functionaries, on whose will the ultimate efficiency
of the Draught depends, an aristocratical body, as
before: Draughtsman occupied in the work and acting in
subjection to that will, a single individual.
7. Case 7. Functionaries, on whose will the ultimate efficiency
of the Draught depends, an aristocratical body, as
before: Draughtsmen occupied in the work and acting in subjection
to that will, divers individuals as above.
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