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Forfeiture of Reputation
of reputation or good will call that which any given member
of the community happens may be deemed to possess, who has no
rank and who either has neither merits nor demerits,
of such a human being be conceivable, or rather whose
merits stand exactly upon a level with his demerits.
All above this average quantity may be stiled
good reputation, all below it bad reputation. If
one senses then a total forfeiture of reputation should
consist of nothing more than a total forfeiture of
good reputation as thus defined. Now then
According to this
account of the matter indeed a total forfeiture of
reputation would be nothing more than what is very
possible and indeed must be very frequent. But it is
plain this is not what the Jurists nor indeed what
persons in general in speaking of is total forfeiture
of reputation have in view. For all that this would
amount to would be the reducing the putting the delinquent to a level with
a
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