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B.2.Ch.III

Chap. III
Of Constrictive Punishments — Territorial
Confinements —

Restrictive Punishments are those
which restrain the faculties of the individual
by hindering him from receiving agreeable
impressions or from doing what he desires.
They take from him his liberty with respect
to certain enjoyments and certain acts. —

Restrictive punishments are of two
sorts; according to the method in which used
in inflicting them — Some operate by
moral restraint others by physical restraint.
Moral restraint take place when the
motive presented to the individual to hinder
him from doing the act which he wishes to
perform: is only the the fear of a superior
punishment: for in order to be efficacious
it is necessary that the punishment with
which he is threatened must be greater than
the simple punishment pain of submitting
to the restraint imposed upon him. —

The punishment of restraint is
applicable to all sorts of actions in general
but particularly to the faculty of loco motion
Every thing which restrains the locomotive
faculty confines the individual that is
to say shuts him up within certain limits
and may be called territorial confinement

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