The Works of Jeremy Bentham, Nide 1

action appear applied asceticism Author belong Bentham body branch cause CHAPTER character circumstances common condition consequences considered constituted corresponding crime danger degree Deontology desire disposition duty effect English law evil favour force give given happiness House of Lords individual influence instance interest jurisprudence kind labour lative legislator less Lord Camden Lord Mansfield Lord Shelburne mala in se maleficence man's manner marriage matter means ment mind mischief Montesquieu moral motive nations nature necessary ness object occasion Offences affecting operation particular party penal penal law perhaps person pleasures and pains political possession present principle of utility produced punishment question racter reason regard render respect sanction self-regarding sense sensibility sort speak species spect styled subsist supposed termed thing tical tion trust vidual whole word Wrongful