Pannomial Fragments Jeremy Bentham

A Note on the Text

The MSS. from which tbe following Chapters are extracted, were written at sundry times, and are in an unfinished state;---tbe author appears to have designed ultimately to have worked up the sketches he has thus left into An Introduction to a Pannomion, or Complete Code of Laws. Some of the latest sheets are dated June 1831. [Bowring]

The Pannonmial Fragments were scanned in from Volume III of the Bowring Edition of Bentham's works.

Table of Contents

• Chapter I General Observations
• Chapter II Consideranda
• Chapter III Expositions
• Chapter IV. Axioms.
  • Section 1 Axioms of Mental Pathology---a necessary ground for all legislative arrangements
  • Section 2 Axioms applicable to Security for Person
  • Section 3 Axioms pathological applicable to subsistence
  • Section 4 Axioms applying to abundance
  • Section 5 Axioms applying to equality in respect of wealth
  • Section 6 Axioms relating to power, rank, and reputation