The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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13. oldal
... will expect a better reason for his so doing , than that loose one which
generally is given , that it is found by former experience that no lighter penalty will
be effectual . For is it found upon farther experience that capital punishments are
more ...
... will expect a better reason for his so doing , than that loose one which
generally is given , that it is found by former experience that no lighter penalty will
be effectual . For is it found upon farther experience that capital punishments are
more ...
38. oldal
Mankind must not be governed with too much severity ; we ought to make a
prudent use of the means which nature has given us to conduct them . If we
inquire into the cause of all human corruptions , we shall find that they proceed
from the ...
Mankind must not be governed with too much severity ; we ought to make a
prudent use of the means which nature has given us to conduct them . If we
inquire into the cause of all human corruptions , we shall find that they proceed
from the ...
56. oldal
... authorize manslaughter in cases in which God has given us no example , that it
frees people from the obligation of the divine law , and so makes murder a lawful
action ; what is this , but to give a preference to human laws before the divine ?
... authorize manslaughter in cases in which God has given us no example , that it
frees people from the obligation of the divine law , and so makes murder a lawful
action ; what is this , but to give a preference to human laws before the divine ?
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SIR W BLACKSTONE | 8 |
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