The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of DeathGaunt, 2000 - 310 oldal |
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21. oldal
... necessary , or useful to the general good . But if I can further demonstrate , that it is neither necessary nor useful , I shall have gained the cause of humanity . The death of a citizen cannot be necessary , but in one case . When ...
... necessary , or useful to the general good . But if I can further demonstrate , that it is neither necessary nor useful , I shall have gained the cause of humanity . The death of a citizen cannot be necessary , but in one case . When ...
68. oldal
... necessary preparations , and from the awkwardness of the people : he was no way desirous of protracting the business , but repeated- ly told me he was ready . Upon my asking him if he had any more friends he wished to see , he answered ...
... necessary preparations , and from the awkwardness of the people : he was no way desirous of protracting the business , but repeated- ly told me he was ready . Upon my asking him if he had any more friends he wished to see , he answered ...
307. oldal
... necessary , 21 . not useful , 21 , 249 , 251 . does not prevent crime , 21 . doubt if ever necessary , 252 . negligence of legislators respecting , 248 . QUAKER legislators would abolish capital punishment , 48 . endeavour to reform ...
... necessary , 21 . not useful , 21 , 249 , 251 . does not prevent crime , 21 . doubt if ever necessary , 252 . negligence of legislators respecting , 248 . QUAKER legislators would abolish capital punishment , 48 . endeavour to reform ...
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