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1.
Convertibility to Profit
The property of being convertible to profit
is one that at first sight one should suppose
[could be possessed by] no other mode of punishment but
pecuniary could possess. It may however
be possessed by Laborious Punishment. It
may also in some cases be possessed by that kind of punishment
which consists in the laying a man
under a restraint with a respect to the exercising
a lucrative occupation. It may even
in some particular cases be possessed by Banishment
or Death: to wit when if the offender only should
by any accident have become a in point of
expence a burthen to the community.
Whether Punishment of the Laborious kind is
in any instance convertible to profit depends
partly upon the talents of the offender, partly
in the oeconomy employ'd in the management
of persons exposed subjected to this mode of punishment.
It is only by accident that the subjecting an
offender to restraint with respect to the exercising
a lucrative occupation is convertible to profit a means of giving producing any, even
a profit to such an amount as to be any sensible
amount. When the occupation his in few from
whatever
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