The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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to the general alarm excited by it in others , and to the consequences which may
attend future attempts of the same kind . Of frauds or of injuries which are effected
without force , the most noxious kinds are forgeries , counterfeiting or ...
to the general alarm excited by it in others , and to the consequences which may
attend future attempts of the same kind . Of frauds or of injuries which are effected
without force , the most noxious kinds are forgeries , counterfeiting or ...
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In consequence of these regulations , they , who visit the criminals in
Philadelphia , in the hours of their labor , have more an idea of a large
manufactory than of a prison . They see nail - makers , sawyers , carpenters ,
joiders , weavers , and ...
In consequence of these regulations , they , who visit the criminals in
Philadelphia , in the hours of their labor , have more an idea of a large
manufactory than of a prison . They see nail - makers , sawyers , carpenters ,
joiders , weavers , and ...
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And there can be no doubt that , if it were absolutely certain that punishment
would attend upon every crime , as its inevitable consequence , none would ever
be committed , but those which are instigated by despair , or by the frenzy of
some ...
And there can be no doubt that , if it were absolutely certain that punishment
would attend upon every crime , as its inevitable consequence , none would ever
be committed , but those which are instigated by despair , or by the frenzy of
some ...
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