The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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86. oldal
Prisoners convicted , and their Punishments . i Persons Of whom London ,
MidImpriTrang - Trans - Whipt soned 3 | commit - acquitted sort on Judgdlesex ,
and onthe months & y acquired Death . ported ported & im| ted for ment Total
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Prisoners convicted , and their Punishments . i Persons Of whom London ,
MidImpriTrang - Trans - Whipt soned 3 | commit - acquitted sort on Judgdlesex ,
and onthe months & y acquired Death . ported ported & im| ted for ment Total
puand ...
117. oldal
That system of police is the least likely to prevent crimes , which holds forth an
uncertainty of punishment . But our present police holds forth an uncertainty of
punish ment . Therefore our present system of police is least likely to prevent
crimes .
That system of police is the least likely to prevent crimes , which holds forth an
uncertainty of punishment . But our present police holds forth an uncertainty of
punish ment . Therefore our present system of police is least likely to prevent
crimes .
138. oldal
... politicos cocant , qui , honesto atque justo insuper habito , nihil præter
utilitatem spectant , nec aliud in ore habent . Aunot . in lib . Evang . 959 . ment is
fallacious , and takes for granted the very 138 OBSERVATIONS UPON
THOUGHTS ON.
... politicos cocant , qui , honesto atque justo insuper habito , nihil præter
utilitatem spectant , nec aliud in ore habent . Aunot . in lib . Evang . 959 . ment is
fallacious , and takes for granted the very 138 OBSERVATIONS UPON
THOUGHTS ON.
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DR JOHNSON | 1 |
SIR W BLACKSTONE | 8 |
Marguis BECCARIA | 28 |
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