The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of Death |
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128. oldal
... repress guilt ; are truths so generally received , that they are come to be
considered almost as axioms of criminal law . But considerable as has been the
progress of these principles in other parts of Europe , they have not yet produced
in this ...
... repress guilt ; are truths so generally received , that they are come to be
considered almost as axioms of criminal law . But considerable as has been the
progress of these principles in other parts of Europe , they have not yet produced
in this ...
276. oldal
It is generally of such short duration , as to produce none of those changes in
body or mind , which are absolutely necessary to reform obstinate habits of vice .
3dly . Experience proves , that public punishments have increased propensities
to ...
It is generally of such short duration , as to produce none of those changes in
body or mind , which are absolutely necessary to reform obstinate habits of vice .
3dly . Experience proves , that public punishments have increased propensities
to ...
303. oldal
Ipsufficiency of the present laws of England , 72 . Insults to men on the scaffold ,
185 . Interests and passions of a few , enact penalties which affect the whole , 9 .
- JAPAN , laws of , produce contempt for death , 40 , 139 . - punish all crimes with
...
Ipsufficiency of the present laws of England , 72 . Insults to men on the scaffold ,
185 . Interests and passions of a few , enact penalties which affect the whole , 9 .
- JAPAN , laws of , produce contempt for death , 40 , 139 . - punish all crimes with
...
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DR JOHNSON | 1 |
SIR W BLACKSTONE | 8 |
Marguis BECCARIA | 28 |
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