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GENERAL Exemptions.
In order to satisfy ourselves in the case of these
several situations, whether they might or ought
not to give exemption from Punishment we have nothing to do
but to consider what are those circumstances properties which
render an action meet for punishment —
according as we find these properties to continue existing or
not existing or to disappear not existing upon the presence of any every one
of these circumstances, situations we shall judge deliberation.
is that purpose
what are those circumstances
which
in any case render
which punishment is calculated to attain
expedient
this being attained settled, if
according as upon
enquiry we find or
do not find any thing
in these several
to prevent the
The mischief of adversary
this common sense to
decide is, that often
those which are given
for it's decisions are
adverse to general utility
Attainment of that purpose, so shall we determine
upon the property of it's confirming an exemption.
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