The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Nide 9

absolute monarchy afforded aggregate applied appropriate aptitude arrangements belonging benefit branch burthen cation cause cial Code constitution correspondent corruption corruptors degree Deputy dislocation effect efficient cause Election employed Enactive endeavour evil example Exemplificational exer exercise expense Expositive factitious favour func function functionary give given grade greater greatest happiness greatest happiness principle greatest number hands House of Commons individual instance Instructional instrument Judge Judicatory Judiciary lative lature Legislation Legislature less Locable matter maximized means ment military mode monarch moral aptitude nature necessary object occasion operation oppression opulence particular person portion present Prime Minister principle produced Public-Opinion Tribunal punishment purpose quantity question Ratiocinative regard relation remuneration rendered representative democracy respect ruling Section shape sinister interest situation sort stipendiary subdepartment subject-matter subordinate superordinate suppletive supposed supreme tence thence things tion tive whatsoever whole word