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<p><note>"OR' — <sic>it's</sic> different senses</note> <lb/>The senses of the word "or' may be either <add>cumulative viz: </add> with<lb/> reference to the word or to the <add>disjunctive</add> things — with reference<lb/> to the thing they may be either disjunctive <lb/>with election. 2. Disjunctive without election: or 3.<lb/> indiscriminately disjunctive. See <unclear>Text</unclear>. Of Internationality </p> | <p><note>"OR' — <sic>it's</sic> different senses</note> <lb/>The senses of the word "or' may be either <add>cumulative viz: </add> with<lb/> reference to the word or to the <add>disjunctive</add> things — with reference<lb/> to the thing they may be either disjunctive <lb/>with election. 2. Disjunctive without election: or 3.<lb/> indiscriminately disjunctive. See <unclear>Text</unclear>. Of Internationality </p> | ||
<p>The worst time for making a Law against <lb/>an offence is the time when the offence <del>by <sic>it's</sic></del> <add>either</add> <lb/>makes itself known <add>for the first time or happens to make </add> <del>or by some flagrant instance</del> <lb/>makes itself particularly conspicuous. | <p>The worst time for making a Law against <lb/>an offence is the time when the offence <del>by <sic>it's</sic></del> <add>either</add> <lb/>makes itself known <add>for the first time or happens to make </add> <del>or by some flagrant instance</del> <lb/>makes itself particularly conspicuous. <lb/>Then it is that men <add>see</add> <del>understand</del> more clearly<lb/> the nature of the mischief; or at least are <lb/>more particularly sensible of <del>the</del> <add><sic>it's</sic></add> magnitude.<lb/> but then it is that the antipathy against it<lb/> is apt to be most violent: and <add>is apt</add> by that means<lb/> to prompt the legislator to violate the two<lb/> great species of proportion in penal <del>arithmetic</del> <add>mensuration</add> <lb/>the proportion between the punishment and the<lb/> offence to which it is <sic>annext</sic>, and the proportion<lb/> between that punishment and the punishment <lb/> of other offences connected with that in question.<lb/> Thus it is that laws are the dictates<lb/> of antipathy, not dictates of utility: then it <lb/>is that the laws are levelled not against the <lb/> <add>offence</add> | ||
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1d 9
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Composition
"OR' — it's different senses
The senses of the word "or' may be either cumulative viz: with
reference to the word or to the disjunctive things — with reference
to the thing they may be either disjunctive
with election. 2. Disjunctive without election: or 3.
indiscriminately disjunctive. See Text. Of Internationality
The worst time for making a Law against
an offence is the time when the offence by it's either
makes itself known for the first time or happens to make or by some flagrant instance
makes itself particularly conspicuous.
Then it is that men see understand more clearly
the nature of the mischief; or at least are
more particularly sensible of the it's magnitude.
but then it is that the antipathy against it
is apt to be most violent: and is apt by that means
to prompt the legislator to violate the two
great species of proportion in penal arithmetic mensuration
the proportion between the punishment and the
offence to which it is annext, and the proportion
between that punishment and the punishment
of other offences connected with that in question.
Thus it is that laws are the dictates
of antipathy, not dictates of utility: then it
is that the laws are levelled not against the
offence
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