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<p>There are two <add>obvious</add> disadvantages attending the<lb/>method pursued in the way of ordinary legislation: <del>in the first place</del> The mischief must<lb/><add>in some degree</add> have <add>already</add> taken place before the <del><gap/></del> remedy is <add>can</add><lb/><add>be</add> applied: <del>[There is therefore <!-- a mark for a note appears here, but there is no note in the margin --> the expense of that<lb/><add>remedy; viz: the expense of</add> punishment which tending to render it improfitable.] Before pu</del> The remedy consists in the<lb/><add>application of</add> punishment; and before punishment can be applied,<lb/>the offence must have been committed.<lb/>Every instance therefore in which the remedy<lb/>comes to be applied <del>tends to </del> <add>on the one hand in the first place</add> adds to the <note>instances in which<lb/>it is inefficacious<lb/></note> proof<lb/>of it's [inefficacy] being inefficacious: and in <add>on</add><lb/>the <add>the</add> next place tends to render it unprofitable.<lb/><del>The use of these <add>such obvious</add> disadvantages so obvious</del> <lb/>Disadvantages thus obvious can not but strike<lb/>upon the imaginations, of those who pay the <add>any</add><lb/>slightest attention to the <add>common</add> interests of society:<lb/>and hence that restless and indeterminate<lb/>longing after other [more eligible] <add>less objectionable other</add> expedients <del>not</del> <add>which</add><lb/><add>it is to be hoped will may not be</add> liable to the same objections<lb/></p> | <p>There are two <add>obvious</add> disadvantages attending the<lb/>method pursued in the way of ordinary legislation: <del>in the first place</del> The mischief must<lb/><add>in some degree</add> have <add>already</add> taken place before the <del><gap/></del> remedy is <add>can</add><lb/><add>be</add> applied: <del>[There is therefore <!-- a mark for a note appears here, but there is no note in the margin --> the expense of that<lb/><add>remedy; viz: the expense of</add> punishment which tending to render it improfitable.] Before pu</del> The remedy consists in the<lb/><add>application of</add> punishment; and before punishment can be applied,<lb/>the offence must have been committed.<lb/>Every instance therefore in which the remedy<lb/>comes to be applied <del>tends to </del> <add>on the one hand in the first place</add> adds to the <note>instances in which<lb/>it is inefficacious<lb/></note> proof<lb/>of it's [inefficacy] being inefficacious: and in <add>on</add><lb/>the <add>the</add> next place tends to render it unprofitable.<lb/><del>The use of these <add>such obvious</add> disadvantages so obvious</del> <lb/>Disadvantages thus obvious can not but strike<lb/>upon the imaginations, of those who pay the <add>any</add><lb/>slightest attention to the <add>common</add> interests of society:<lb/>and hence that restless and indeterminate<lb/>longing after other [more eligible] <add>less objectionable other</add> expedients <del>not</del> <add>which</add><lb/><add>it is to be hoped will may not be</add> liable to the same objections<lb/></p> | ||
<p>Though it should be an act which sound <add>displays</add><lb/><add>itself</add> only in <hi rend="underline">tendency</hi>, still however upon its taking place<lb/><add>actual</add> mischief has been brought to view: <add>nay</add> it will be singular<lb/>if some sort of mischief has not been actually produced.<lb/>That sort I mean which consists in <hi rend="underline">alarm:</hi><lb/><note>a mischief which consists <lb/>in the sum of<lb/>so many lots of pain<lb/>of apprehension as<lb/>take place in the<lb/>breasts of those to<lb/>whom the alarm<lb/>extends itself<lb/></note></p | <p>Though it should be an act which sound <add>displays</add><lb/><add>itself</add> only in <hi rend="underline">tendency</hi>, still however upon its taking place<lb/><add>actual</add> mischief has been brought to view: <add>nay</add> it will be singular<lb/>if some sort of mischief has not been actually produced.<lb/>That sort I mean which consists in <hi rend="underline">alarm:</hi><lb/><note>a mischief which consists <lb/>in the sum of<lb/>so many lots of pain<lb/>of apprehension as<lb/>take place in the<lb/>breasts of those to<lb/>whom the alarm<lb/>extends itself<lb/></note></p> | ||
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[Limits] Transcendental Legislation
Disadvantages
attending ordinary
legislation
There are two obvious disadvantages attending the
method pursued in the way of ordinary legislation: in the first place The mischief must
in some degree have already taken place before the remedy is can
be applied: [There is therefore the expense of that
remedy; viz: the expense of punishment which tending to render it improfitable.] Before pu The remedy consists in the
application of punishment; and before punishment can be applied,
the offence must have been committed.
Every instance therefore in which the remedy
comes to be applied tends to on the one hand in the first place adds to the instances in which
it is inefficacious
proof
of it's [inefficacy] being inefficacious: and in on
the the next place tends to render it unprofitable.
The use of these such obvious disadvantages so obvious
Disadvantages thus obvious can not but strike
upon the imaginations, of those who pay the any
slightest attention to the common interests of society:
and hence that restless and indeterminate
longing after other [more eligible] less objectionable other expedients not which
it is to be hoped will may not be liable to the same objections
Though it should be an act which sound displays
itself only in tendency, still however upon its taking place
actual mischief has been brought to view: nay it will be singular
if some sort of mischief has not been actually produced.
That sort I mean which consists in alarm:
a mischief which consists
in the sum of
so many lots of pain
of apprehension as
take place in the
breasts of those to
whom the alarm
extends itself
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