The Opinions of Different Authors Upon the Punishment of DeathGaunt, 2000 - 310 oldal |
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7. oldal
... proved to you that his connections , his character , his religious persuasion , would all have united to shelter him from suspicion ; it has also been proved that I was lame from my birth ; that I am feeble ; that I had exasperated him ...
... proved to you that his connections , his character , his religious persuasion , would all have united to shelter him from suspicion ; it has also been proved that I was lame from my birth ; that I am feeble ; that I had exasperated him ...
14. oldal
Basil Montagu. But indeed , were capital punishments proved by experience to be a sure and effectual remedy , that would not prove the necessity ( upon which the justice and propriety depend ) of inflicting them upon all occasions , when ...
Basil Montagu. But indeed , were capital punishments proved by experience to be a sure and effectual remedy , that would not prove the necessity ( upon which the justice and propriety depend ) of inflicting them upon all occasions , when ...
88. oldal
... proved a very serious misfortune to the country , in the administration of criminal justice . - Because the punishment is too severe , it frequently happens that the delinquent is sent back upon society , encouraged to renew his ...
... proved a very serious misfortune to the country , in the administration of criminal justice . - Because the punishment is too severe , it frequently happens that the delinquent is sent back upon society , encouraged to renew his ...
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