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<p>"to the general Security."</p> | |||
<p>The case he has all along in view<lb/> and to which for the purpose of justifying<lb/> it he all along shapes his argument is<lb/> the practice which among the higher powers<lb/> he supposes to be proved viz for one out<lb/> of ten judgements sentencing a man to the<lb/> punishment of death, the law conformed<lb/> to on the part of those who <!-- gap in text --><lb/> obedience to it, disobeyed and dispensed<lb/> with in the other nine. This state of things<lb/> exhibits, in his view, as he presently<lb/> after <del>to be seen</del> declares the very perfection<lb/> of good policy; nor will he permit himself<lb/> to conceive as possible any other<lb/> course <add>than</add> that of keeping in fact these<lb/> sanguinary laws as they stand and<lb/> giving execution.</p> | |||
<p>A Proposition he assumes as a Postulate<lb/> is - that these sanguinary laws<lb/> (by which every man who does any thing<lb/> wrong is to be hanged) must stand<lb/> <add>exactly</add></p> | |||
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"to the general Security."
The case he has all along in view
and to which for the purpose of justifying
it he all along shapes his argument is
the practice which among the higher powers
he supposes to be proved viz for one out
of ten judgements sentencing a man to the
punishment of death, the law conformed
to on the part of those who
obedience to it, disobeyed and dispensed
with in the other nine. This state of things
exhibits, in his view, as he presently
after to be seen declares the very perfection
of good policy; nor will he permit himself
to conceive as possible any other
course than that of keeping in fact these
sanguinary laws as they stand and
giving execution.
A Proposition he assumes as a Postulate
is - that these sanguinary laws
(by which every man who does any thing
wrong is to be hanged) must stand
exactly
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law versus arbitrary power (a hatchet for dr paley's net) |
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copy/fair copy sheet |
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[[watermarks::[simplified hanoverian royal arms] 1821]] |
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