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21. Observations on the Poor Bill introduced by the Right Honourable William Pitt (Bowring, vol. VIII, pp. 440-461).

28. Outline of a work to be called Pauper Management improved, (Bowring, vol. VIII, pp. 369-439).

29. V. la formule utilitaire de l'éducation proposée par Bentham (Book IT, chap. xx, Bowring, vol. VIII, p. 395) : Education is the conduct ot the individual through the early part of life. — The proper end of education is no other than the proper end of life — well-being. — The well-being here in question is, partly that of the individuals to be educated, partly that of the parties at whose expense, and by whose care, he is to be educated — viz. the proposed Company; — in respect of the well-being of the child, they are as guardians ; in respect of their own, they are as masters. — Autres emplois à faire de l'institution d’assistance publique : Book IIT, chap. x (pp. 420-421) : National force strengthened without expense; et xI1 (p. 424): Useful Knowledge augmented and disseminated.

30. The Crisis, a view of the Present Interesting State of Great Britain, by a Friend to the Constitution.— On trouvera des extraits de cet ouvrage dans l’article d’'Empson sur Malthus, Edinburgh Review, janvier 1839, pp. 482-484, et dans le Memoir of Robert Malthus, placé en tête de l’édition de 1836 des Principles of Political Economy, pp. XXXVI-VII, en note.

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