The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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The senate rightly judged , that immoderate punishments would strike indeed a
terror into people ' s minds , but must have also this effect , that there would be
nobody afterwards to accuse or condemn ; whereas by proposing moderate ...
The senate rightly judged , that immoderate punishments would strike indeed a
terror into people ' s minds , but must have also this effect , that there would be
nobody afterwards to accuse or condemn ; whereas by proposing moderate ...
124. oldal
Then Jesus , who came not to condemn the world , nor to exercise a judicial
power in punishing criminals but even in this very instance renounced it ;
dismissed the woman , with a caution , which doubtless looked farther than the
present life .
Then Jesus , who came not to condemn the world , nor to exercise a judicial
power in punishing criminals but even in this very instance renounced it ;
dismissed the woman , with a caution , which doubtless looked farther than the
present life .
234. oldal
ABSTRACT of Sie STEPHEN THEODORE JANSEN ' s TABLE of Criminals
Condemned , Executed , and Pardoned , at the Old Bailey , LONDON , from the
Year 1749 to 1771 , both inclusive . Condemned . Executed . | Pardoned , & c .
ABSTRACT of Sie STEPHEN THEODORE JANSEN ' s TABLE of Criminals
Condemned , Executed , and Pardoned , at the Old Bailey , LONDON , from the
Year 1749 to 1771 , both inclusive . Condemned . Executed . | Pardoned , & c .
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DR JOHNSON | 1 |
SIR W BLACKSTONE | 8 |
Marguis BECCARIA | 28 |
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