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<note>In Education, diverting <lb/>the minds of youth from<lb/>criminal pursuits<lb/></note> | <note>In Education, diverting <lb/>the minds of youth from<lb/>criminal pursuits<lb/></note> | ||
<p>It is the part of direct and indirect legislation to combat<lb/>such desires as are pernicious, by means of prohibitions and penalties<lb/>levelled at the pernicious practices <del>to</del> which those desires give birth to. It is <note> | <p>It is the part of direct and indirect legislation to combat<lb/>such desires as are pernicious, by means of prohibitions and penalties<lb/>levelled at the pernicious practices <del>to</del> which those desires give birth to. It is <note>one part of indirect legislation<lb/>to undermine the<lb/>influence of such desires<lb/>by giving support and<lb/>nourishment to the less<lb/>dangerous desires which<lb/>are their rivals: [to divert<lb/>the current of the desires from<lb/>objects in the pursuit of which<lb/>men are more apt to be<lb/>led into the track of delinquency, <lb/>to other objects which <lb/>are less liable to <add>in danger of</add>lead them<lb/>into that track.]<lb/></note></p><p>Under this head two things will come of course<lb/>to be <sic>considerd</sic>. 1. what the occupations <add><del>pursuits</del></add> pursuits or<lb/>modes of living are from which it would be of use<lb/>that the current of the desires should be diverted:<lb/>2. <del>wh</del> by what means in each case that object <add>purpose</add><lb/>may be attained. To the former question we may <lb/>answer. 1. <del>vin vengeance</del> <add>The love of [malevolence or] vengeance</add> . the gratification of the malevolent<lb/>affections. 2. drunkenness <add>the love of intoxication</add> . 3. <add>the love of</add> idleness or indolence<lb/>or idleness. <add>In answer</add> To the latter <add>question</add> <del>a 2.promoting civilization.</del> <note><del>perfe bringing to <lb/>perfection the remedial <lb/>branch of the law.</del></note> <add>[we may assign] the</add><lb/> following expedients may be assigned.<lb/><del>4</del> 3 . <del>promoting</del> <add>encouraging <del>games and pastimes & other such</del></add> innocent amusements . <del>4</del> 3. avoiding<lb/>to force men into inaction. 4 <del>5</del> . encouraging the consumption<lb/>of uninebriating liquors in preference to<lb/>such as are inebriating. 4. avoiding to force men<lb/>into inaction.<lb/></p><p><del>It may seem here</del> <add>To</add> Some readers <del>might have</del> <add><del>may</del> it may</add><lb/>perhaps be <del>surprised</del> <add>a matter of surprise</add> to see the catalogue of <sic>vitious</sic><lb/>propensities so small. But of our <add>the</add> passions the<lb/>very same thing may be said as of passions <add>poisons</add> ; that<lb/>mischievous as they may all be when applied in<lb/>a certain manner, there are few indeed which<lb/>are simply deleterious, and with regard to which<lb/>instead of directing their application it behooves us<lb/><note>to</note><pb/></p> | ||
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Indirect Legislation
Diverting
§. Diverting the current of the desires
In Education, diverting
the minds of youth from
criminal pursuits
It is the part of direct and indirect legislation to combat
such desires as are pernicious, by means of prohibitions and penalties
levelled at the pernicious practices to which those desires give birth to. It is one part of indirect legislation
to undermine the
influence of such desires
by giving support and
nourishment to the less
dangerous desires which
are their rivals: [to divert
the current of the desires from
objects in the pursuit of which
men are more apt to be
led into the track of delinquency,
to other objects which
are less liable to in danger oflead them
into that track.]
Under this head two things will come of course
to be considerd. 1. what the occupations pursuits pursuits or
modes of living are from which it would be of use
that the current of the desires should be diverted:
2. wh by what means in each case that object purpose
may be attained. To the former question we may
answer. 1. vin vengeance The love of [malevolence or] vengeance . the gratification of the malevolent
affections. 2. drunkenness the love of intoxication . 3. the love of idleness or indolence
or idleness. In answer To the latter question a 2.promoting civilization. perfe bringing to
perfection the remedial
branch of the law. [we may assign] the
following expedients may be assigned.
4 3 . promoting encouraging games and pastimes & other such innocent amusements . 4 3. avoiding
to force men into inaction. 4 5 . encouraging the consumption
of uninebriating liquors in preference to
such as are inebriating. 4. avoiding to force men
into inaction.
It may seem here To Some readers might have may it may
perhaps be surprised a matter of surprise to see the catalogue of vitious
propensities so small. But of our the passions the
very same thing may be said as of passions poisons ; that
mischievous as they may all be when applied in
a certain manner, there are few indeed which
are simply deleterious, and with regard to which
instead of directing their application it behooves us
to
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