Bowring, vol. X, pp. 391 sqq. : lettre du 3 sept

10. Bowring, vol. X, p. 391: It is but too natural for any one who has been for so long a period as you have been, a sufferer from that «hope deferred which makes the heart sick...» Cf. dans la vie de Wilberforce (vol. II, p. 137), son journal, en date du 27 déc. 1795: « Dined at Morton Pitts — Pitt, Glasse, Rumford, Bentham, General Bentham, Rose and others — conversation not edifying. Poor Bentham! dying of sickness of hope deferred, which forced to stifle. »

11. Life of Wilberforce, vol. IT, pp. 171-172. — Cf. les lettres de Bentham à Wilberforce du 18 août 1796 et du 28 février 1797. — Correspondance de Bentham et de Wilberforce relative au Panopticon, Bowring, vol. XI, pp. 113, 115, 118, 121, 139 sqq., 146, 147. — Sur toute la campagne du Panopticon, V. Bowring, vol. X, pp. 250 sqq., et surtout vol. XI, pp. 96 sqq., extraits d’un manuscrit de Bentham, intitulé History of the war behween Jeremy Bentham and George Third. By one of the Belligerents.

V. aussi ap. Kegan Paul, William Godwin, ete., vol.I I, p. 314, un long extrait des Memorials of Millbank du capitaine Griffith.