The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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18. oldal
The certainty of a small punisbment , will make a stronger impression than the
fear of one more severe , if attended with the hopes of escaping ; for it is the
nature of mankind to be terrified at the approach of the smallest inevitable evil ,
whilst ...
The certainty of a small punisbment , will make a stronger impression than the
fear of one more severe , if attended with the hopes of escaping ; for it is the
nature of mankind to be terrified at the approach of the smallest inevitable evil ,
whilst ...
128. oldal
CRIMINAL jurisprudence bas , within the last twenty years , become a very
popular study throughout Europe , and the cultivation of it has been generally
attended with very sensible and very beneficial effects . In proportion as men
have ...
CRIMINAL jurisprudence bas , within the last twenty years , become a very
popular study throughout Europe , and the cultivation of it has been generally
attended with very sensible and very beneficial effects . In proportion as men
have ...
249. oldal
It is not only as effectual as death , but is attended with these advantages , that
reparation may sometimes be made to the party injured that punishment may
follow quick upon the heels of the offence , without violating the sentiments of ...
It is not only as effectual as death , but is attended with these advantages , that
reparation may sometimes be made to the party injured that punishment may
follow quick upon the heels of the offence , without violating the sentiments of ...
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DR JOHNSON | 1 |
SIR W BLACKSTONE | 8 |
Marguis BECCARIA | 28 |
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