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<p><note>Unite the punishment<lb/> & reward</note>As when the service required<lb/>can only be performed by<lb/>peculiar persons, such<note>This done in Mr Burke's<lb/> Law respecting the<lb/> payment of official<lb/> Salaries -</note><lb/> as the seizing or prosecuting <lb/> a Criminal. </p> <p> There is a prejudice ag<hi rend="superscript">t</hi> Informers for money, this <note>The great officers<lb/> were to be paid<lb/> last</note> <lb/> would be removed if a <lb/> man were liable to be <lb/> punished for not informing.<note>Had a fine been<lb/> imposed an Informer<lb/> would have been<lb/> required</note> </p> <p> The fear of shame would <lb/> be counteracted by the <lb/> fear of punishment.</p> <p><note>Not so here -</note> <lb/>Challenging at school <lb/> an instance of the <lb/> mixture of Reward <lb/> and Punishment.</p> <p>Not easily practicable <lb/> in private education - </p> <p>When punishment <lb/> immediately follows <lb/> neglect and Reward <lb/> attention, Legislation <lb/> is perfect - </p> <p> The force of punishment <lb/> is united with the <lb/> certainty of Reward. </p> | <p><note>Unite the punishment<lb/> & reward</note>As when the service required<lb/>can only be performed by<lb/>peculiar persons, such<note>This done in Mr Burke's<lb/> Law respecting the<lb/> payment of official<lb/> Salaries -</note><lb/> as the seizing or prosecuting <lb/> a Criminal. </p> <p> There is a prejudice ag<hi rend="superscript">t</hi> Informers for money, this <note>The great officers<lb/> were to be paid<lb/> last</note> <lb/> would be removed if a <lb/> man were liable to be <lb/> punished for not informing.<note>Had a fine been<lb/> imposed an Informer<lb/> would have been<lb/> required</note> </p> <p> The fear of shame would <lb/> be counteracted by the <lb/> fear of punishment.</p> <p><note>Not so here -</note> <lb/>Challenging at school <lb/> an instance of the <lb/> mixture of Reward <lb/> and Punishment.</p> <p>Not easily practicable <lb/> in private education - </p> <p>When punishment <lb/> immediately follows <lb/> neglect and Reward <lb/> attention, Legislation <lb/> is perfect - </p> <p> The force of punishment <lb/> is united with the <lb/> certainty of Reward. </p> | ||
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Bl. Ch. 3 Cases meet for Reward and Punishment pages 5
There are cases not A man wishes to
avoid punishment
fit for Reward or
Punishment alone, but
in which they mayHe seeks to obtain
Reward
advantageously be united.
Unite the punishment
& rewardAs when the service required
can only be performed by
peculiar persons, suchThis done in Mr Burke's
Law respecting the
payment of official
Salaries -
as the seizing or prosecuting
a Criminal.
There is a prejudice agt Informers for money, this The great officers
were to be paid
last
would be removed if a
man were liable to be
punished for not informing.Had a fine been
imposed an Informer
would have been
required
The fear of shame would
be counteracted by the
fear of punishment.
Not so here -
Challenging at school
an instance of the
mixture of Reward
and Punishment.
Not easily practicable
in private education -
When punishment
immediately follows
neglect and Reward
attention, Legislation
is perfect -
The force of punishment
is united with the
certainty of Reward.
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