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<hi rend='superscript'>25)</hi><lb/> <head>Alehousekeepers</head> <head>Observations</head>< | <hi rend='superscript'>25)</hi><lb/> <head>Alehousekeepers</head> <head>Observations</head><p><note>Recognizance</note> sit heavy on them. In the next place if they do enter<lb/>into it, they will remain exposed to ruin for <del>every</del> <add>a</add> trifling<lb/>peccadillo. At the same time that many small offences<lb/><add>for</add> which in a certain less proportion <add>he</add> ought to be punished,<lb/>may go unpunished, because the only punishment that<lb/>could be inflicted upon them is thought too great. Here <add>Thus</add><lb/><add>it is thus</add> the public is <add>at the same time</add> exposed to suffer at the same time by<lb/>his being punished <del>more than by</del> <del><add>whereas</add></del> as he ought not,<lb/>and by his being <add>not</add> punished as he ought. From the enmity<lb/>of those he has to deal with he may be exposed <add>is threatened with</add><lb/>to <del>excessive</del> punishment; <add>in excess</add> <del>and</del> <add>or</add> by their favour <add>he is flatter'd with</add> <add>may expose <add><unclear>dangle</unclear></add><add>himself</add> to absolute<lb/>impunity. The <del>Law</del> state may <add>be a sufferer</add> suffer at one time in <del><gap/></del> <add>the</add><lb/><del><gap/></del> <add>person of this man</add>, where he is punished more than <del>he ought.</del> <add>needful.</add><lb/>at another in the persons of <del>those who</del> <add>such other men as</add> are interested in<lb/>his being made to fulfil the obligation by his not<lb/>being punished at all. <add>undergoing punishment</add> <note><del>This day</del> <add>For one offence</add> he may be punished <add>over</add> too much & then it is in his person that the public is a sufferer: <del>the next day</del> <add>for another</add> he may be punished <del>too little,</del> <add>not at all</add> & then the public is a sufferer in the persons of & c. + Continued at inferenda P.1.<!-- from + in red ink --></note></p> | ||
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25)
Alehousekeepers Observations
Recognizance sit heavy on them. In the next place if they do enter
into it, they will remain exposed to ruin for every a trifling
peccadillo. At the same time that many small offences
for which in a certain less proportion he ought to be punished,
may go unpunished, because the only punishment that
could be inflicted upon them is thought too great. Here Thus
it is thus the public is at the same time exposed to suffer at the same time by
his being punished more than by whereas as he ought not,
and by his being not punished as he ought. From the enmity
of those he has to deal with he may be exposed is threatened with
to excessive punishment; in excess and or by their favour he is flatter'd with may expose <add>danglehimself to absolute
impunity. The Law state may be a sufferer suffer at one time in the
person of this man, where he is punished more than he ought. needful.
at another in the persons of those who such other men as are interested in
his being made to fulfil the obligation by his not
being punished at all. undergoing punishment This day For one offence he may be punished over too much & then it is in his person that the public is a sufferer: the next day for another he may be punished too little, not at all & then the public is a sufferer in the persons of & c. + Continued at inferenda P.1.
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