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Punishment analysed into its various possible Modes.

Accordingly whatever can happen to a man whether it be of a
pleasurable or of a painful nature, in other words whether it
be what he has a mind should happen, or what he has a
mind should not happen, may be comprehended under the
one or the other of these two words to suffer and to do.[a] It is by
coercion applied to one sort or the other of these powers that
every punishment which produces a change in the condition
of the person himself and is not capital must be inflicted.
Coercion is either restraint or constraint. First let it respect
his passive powers. A man then may be restrained
from suffering or made not to suffer, what he has a mind to
suffer: or he may be constrained or made to suffer; what he
has a mind not to suffer.

Next let the coercion be applied to his active
powers.

Notes.

to the Class of mental. Such are the acts by which the several
operations of speaking, reading and writing; are performed.

[a] Instead of saying to do: we are forced sometimes to say to act,
or even to use other expressions, according to the Context.

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Box	159	Main Headings	punishment
Folio number	089	Info in main headings field	punishment analysed into its various possible modes
Image	003	Titles	note / notes
Category	copy/fair copy sheet	Number of Pages	4
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