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<head>35.</head>
<head>35.</head>
<head>C.</head>
<head>C.</head>
<head>Of Compensation.</head>
<head>Of Compensation.</head>
<del>himself</del> <add>themselves</add> likely to be the better for what <hi rend='underline'>he</hi> receives on that
 
<p><del>himself</del> <add>themselves</add> likely to be the better for what <hi rend='underline'>he</hi> receives on that
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Leone.
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3. It removes a considerable article in the account of the  
<p><note>3. It would lessen the efficacy of the punishments.</note><lb/> 3. It removes a considerable article in the account of the  
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<note>3. It would lessen the efficacy of the punishments.</note>
forces that tend to restrain men from engaging in offences.
forces that tend to restrain men from engaging in offences.
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It is a mortification to the offender to think that his pu:
It is a mortification to the offender to think that his punishment
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:nishment will turn to the benefit of his adversary,
will turn to the benefit of his adversary,
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the party injured. It is another mortification to the of:
the party injured. It is another mortification to the offender
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:fender to think, that if his adversary no longer
to think, that if his adversary no longer
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be in a condition to reap such benefit himself, it  
be in a condition to reap such benefit himself, it  
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to him, and whose happiness is his happiness. <del>There</del>
to him, and whose happiness is his happiness. <del>There</del>
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<del>There</del> The exempted the offender from this mortification
<del>There</del> The exempting the offender from this mortification
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is <hi rend='underline'><foreign>pro tanto</foreign></hi> an encouragement. Now then at any rate <lb/>
is <hi rend='underline'><foreign>pro tanto</foreign></hi> an encouragement. Now then at any rate <lb/>
the offender has some prospect,<add>and</add> if the party injured be  
the offender has some prospect, <add>and</add> if the party injured be  
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old <sic>an</sic><!-- i believe this word should be 'and' --> in bad health, a near prospect, of seeing him:
old or in bad health, a near prospect, of seeing himself
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:self exempted from this mortification.
exempted from this mortification.
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4. This then would be an inconvenience, even sup:
 
<p><note>4. It might give the offender a chance of total immunity.</note><lb/>4. This then would be an inconvenience, even supposing
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<note>4. It might give the offender a chance of total immunity.</note>
the whole amount of what would be exacted on
:posing the whole amount of what would be exacted on
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the  
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35. C. Of Compensation.

himself themselves likely to be the better for what he receives on that
Score.

3. It would lessen the efficacy of the punishments.
3. It removes a considerable article in the account of the
forces that tend to restrain men from engaging in offences.
It is a mortification to the offender to think that his punishment
will turn to the benefit of his adversary,
the party injured. It is another mortification to the offender
to think, that if his adversary no longer
be in a condition to reap such benefit himself, it
will however be enjoyed by those who are most dear
to him, and whose happiness is his happiness. There
There The exempting the offender from this mortification
is pro tanto an encouragement. Now then at any rate
the offender has some prospect, and if the party injured be
old or in bad health, a near prospect, of seeing himself
exempted from this mortification.

4. It might give the offender a chance of total immunity.
4. This then would be an inconvenience, even supposing
the whole amount of what would be exacted on
the



Identifier: | JB/098/040/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 98.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

098

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

040

Info in main headings field

of compensation

Image

003

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f33 / f34 / f35 / f36

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::myears [lion with crown emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

caroline fox

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

31648

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