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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) O'Connell to Bentham. - The Works of Jeremy Bentham, vol. 11 (Memoirs of Bentham Part II and Analytical Index)
O’Connell to Bentham. - Jeremy Bentham, The Works of Jeremy Bentham, vol. 11 (Memoirs of Bentham Part II and Analytical Index) [1843]Edition used:The Works of Jeremy Bentham, published under the Superintendence of his Executor, John Bowring (Edinburgh: William Tait, 1838-1843). 11 vols. Vol. 11.
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- The Works of Jeremy Bentham
- Memoirs and Correspondence.
- Chapter XXIII.: 1828—29. Æt. 80—81.
- Bentham to La Fayette. (extract.)
- Bentham to J. B. Say. (extract.)
- La Fayette to Bentham.
- Colonel Young to Bentham.
- Bentham to the Duke of Wellington.
- Bentham to Daniel O’connell.
- Bentham to the Duke of Wellington.
- General Miller to Bentham.
- José Del Valle ( the President of Guatemala ) to Bentham. (translation.)
- Bentham to José Del Valle.
- O’connell to Bentham.
- Bentham to O’connell. (extracts.)
- O’connell to Bentham. (extracts.)
- Edward Livingston to Bentham.
- (translation.)
- (translation.)
- O’ Connell to Bentham.
- Bentham ( Under the Name of Phil-o’connell ) to O’connell.
- Bentham to O’connell.
- O’connell to Bentham.
- Bentham to O’connell.
- Chapter XXIV.: 1829—30. Æt. 81—2.
- Bentham to O’connell.
- Bentham to Admiral Mordvinoff.
- Bentham to Brougham.
- Bentham to Jabez Henry.
- O’connell to C. S. Cullen.
- Bentham to Edward Livingston. * (extracts.)
- Bentham to Brougham.
- Bentham to O’connell.
- Bentham to John Smith, M. P.
- Bentham to President Jackson.
- J. B. to U. S. President, Jackson.
- Bentham to M. Humann (of Brussels.) (extracts.)
- Rev. Humphrey Price to Bentham.
- Bentham to Mr Price.
- Mr Price to Bentham.
- Bentham to Mr Price.
- Mr Price to Bentham.
- Chapter XXV.: 1830—31. Æt. 82—3.
- Del Valle to Bentham. (translation.)
- Bentham to Burdett.
- Sir James Graham to Bentham.
- Edward Livingston to Bentham.
- (translation.)
- General Santander to Bentham. (translated Extract.)
- (translation.)
- The Following Is Titled—“ Note By Jeremy Bentham On One of the Letters of Brissot De Warville to Him, Anno 1784, Or Thereabouts”: —
- Bentham to the Duc De Broglie.
- Bentham to the French People.
- Bentham to La Fayette.
- Bentham to Brougham.
- Brougham to Bentham.
- Bentham to O’connell.
- O’connell to Bentham.
- Bentham to O’connell.
- Pacificus Against the Conquest of Ireland.
- Bentham to W. Tait.
- “1831— June 21— Dicenda to Bowring.
- Bentham to Archibald Prentice.
- José Del Valle to Bentham.
- Chapter XXVI.: 1831. Æt. 83.
- From Bentham’s Memorandum-book, 1831.
- Sir Francis Burdett to Bentham.
- Bentham to Talleyrand. (translation.)
- (translation.)
- J. Be. to J. Bo.
- Appendix. Selections From Bentham’s Narrative Regarding the Panopticon Penitentiary Project, and From the Correspondence On the Subject.
- Bentham to Earl Spencer. (extracts.)
- Bentham to Henry Dundas.
- Bentham to William Wilberforce.
- “18 Th August, 1796.
- Reasons In Favour of the Spot Near Woolwich, As a Site For the Penitentiary House.
- Reasons Alleged Contra With Answers.
- Wilberforce to Bentham.
- Romilly to Bentham.
- Bentham to George Rose.
- George Rose to Bentham.
- Bentham to William Wilberforce.
- Bentham to Lord St Helens.
- Bentham to Sir Charles Bunbury.
- Bentham to William Wilberforce.
- Bentham to Sir William Pulteney.
- Bentham to Sir Charles Bunbury.
- Bentham to Romilly.
- Sir Charles Bunbury to Bentham.
- Bentham to Dumont.
- I.: As to New South Wales.
- Bentham to Charles Abbot.
- Bentham to Charles Abbot.
- Bentham to Dumont.
- The Rev. Brownlow Ford ( Ordinary of Newgate ) to Bentham.
- Romilly to Bentham.
- Joseph Jekyll to Bentham.
- Bentham to Jekyll.
- Bentham to Sir Charles Bunbury.
- Bentham to William Wilberforce.
- William Wilberforce to Bentham.
- William Wilberforce to Bentham.
- Romilly to Bentham.
- [corrected Copy, Received 10th June, 1811.] Dated
- “ Objections to the Making Experiment of Mr Bentham’s Panopticon Plan Obviated—viz., Partly By Answers, Partly By Fresh Offers.
- Bentham to Romilly.
- “ Proposal For a New and Less Expensive Mode For Employing and Reforming Convicts.
- “ Examination of Jeremy Bentham, Esquire.
O’Connell to Bentham.
“Merrion Square,Dec. 13, 1829. “My dear Sir,—
I went to Drogheda on Saturday; and, therefore, did not read your last letter till Sunday. I came back to this town yesterday noonday: thus I account for not replying instantly, as you desired.
“Now to reply to your questions: 1stly, I read your former letters attentively, without being in any degree offended. Add—I was not—I am not—nor ever shall, or will be—I never can be offended with you.—Reason—because I deem you the most useful man to the world at large that I ever knew. I have scarcely ever read of any man who could fully compete with you in point of practical utility.
“If you had not attacked Judge & Co. by direct face-blows, the absurd superstition, by which they were surrounded, would have protected a most unjust, mendacious, and vexatious system under their wings, for at least another century.
“I cannot write more at present: but I do owe you a long letter—and thus promise to pay within the meaning of Lord Tenterden’s act, which has already cost several hundreds of pounds to discover that meaning.—With the most sincere respect, yours most faithfully.”
And Bentham rejoins:—
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