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<add>same</add> degree and they must be at the same time<lb/> | <add>same</add> degree; and they must be at the same time<lb/>within the <add>compass of the</add> offender's power: in short they must<lb/>be such as a man is likely to have at one<lb/>and the same time as well <add>on the one hand</add> the <hi rend="underline">power</hi> to<lb/><sic>committ</sic> <add>and on the other hand</add> as the <hi rend="underline">inclination</hi> to <sic>committ</sic> . <add>First</add> In the <lb/>first place then they must be offences of the same<lb/>motive. Accordingly there is no competition for instance, <add>at least</add> in ordinary cases [at least] between simple<lb/>corporal injuries and stealing: if a man <del>has a</del><lb/>bears a grudge to another and on that forms <add>therefore finds</add> a<lb/>design of beating <add>himself disposed to beat</add> him it is not an opportunity of<lb/><lb/>stealing a purse of money for example that<lb/>would satisfy his anger. <note>Whereas if a man <lb/>finds himself in want <lb/>of a sum of money, <lb/>and thinks of possessing <lb/>himself of <lb/>it by robbery, an <lb/>opportunity of possesing <lb/>himself of <lb/>it by theft would <lb/>answer the same <lb/>purpose.<lb/></note> In the next place they<lb/>must be offences of the same opportunity. A<add>n</add> <del>man who has <add>having</add> public money in his hands resolves <lb/>by</del> officer of the revenue who has <add>having</add> a<lb/>quantity of <add>the <sic>publick</sic></add> money in his hands, determines<lb/>to make himself master of a certain sum<lb/>though it be at the <sic>expence</sic> of a crime, may<lb/>easily have to choose, <add>for instance</add> between embezzlement<lb/><add>in breach of his trust</add> and robbery: but a man who is in no such<lb/>office, can have no such choice. So again<lb/> <note>a</note><lb/><pb/> | ||
Indirect Legislation § 6
Political
same degree; and they must be at the same time
within the compass of the offender's power: in short they must
be such as a man is likely to have at one
and the same time as well on the one hand the power to
committ and on the other hand as the inclination to committ . First In the
first place then they must be offences of the same
motive. Accordingly there is no competition for instance, at least in ordinary cases [at least] between simple
corporal injuries and stealing: if a man has a
bears a grudge to another and on that forms therefore finds a
design of beating himself disposed to beat him it is not an opportunity of
stealing a purse of money for example that
would satisfy his anger. Whereas if a man
finds himself in want
of a sum of money,
and thinks of possessing
himself of
it by robbery, an
opportunity of possesing
himself of
it by theft would
answer the same
purpose.
In the next place they
must be offences of the same opportunity. An man who has having public money in his hands resolves
by officer of the revenue who has having a
quantity of the publick money in his hands, determines
to make himself master of a certain sum
though it be at the expence of a crime, may
easily have to choose, for instance between embezzlement
in breach of his trust and robbery: but a man who is in no such
office, can have no such choice. So again
a
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