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<p>A system of punishments by being so full of <add>thus picturesque</add><lb/>imagery would have an additional advantage.<lb/>It would furnish allusions to poets and dramatical <add>poetry to the drama to<lb/>the newspapers, to ordinary conversation</add> composers: the ideas that belonged to it would be<lb/><del>circulated through a variety of channels</del> <add>reverberated by a thousand objects.</add> , and disseminated<lb/>over the superficies <add>track</add> of common life<lb/></p>I know but of one instance in which the <lb/>idea of augmenting the terrors of the law by graphical <lb/><add>imitative</add> representations has been taken up <add>made use of</add> by authority,<lb/> and in that one the application that has <add>and in that instance I can not say much for<lb/>the judgment that has been shewn in the application of it </add> been made of it has been far from happy.  In<lb/>the copy which I have of the <del>Codex</del> Theresian<del>us</del><lb/>the Code, <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi> <note>(a) The crim code of<lb/>criminal law enacted<lb/>by the late Empress<lb/>Queen<lb/></note> at the end there are a number of engravings<lb/><del>respectin</del> representing the several modes of<lb/><del><gap/> given</del> putting culprits to the torture.  An exhibition<lb/>of this sort how similar soever it may appear<lb/>to <add>at</add> a first glance is as repugnant in its<lb/>tendency to that of the <gap/> of punishment above<lb/>as any thing that can be imagined. In<lb/>the latter case the legislator may be conceived to<lb/>say, "see here what miseries are the doom of guilt?"<lb/>in the former he seems to say, see here to what <gap/><lb/>innocence may be exposed.  To this publication<lb/> <note>there</note>
<p>A system of punishments by being <add>thus picturesque</add> so full of <lb/>imagery would have an additional advantage.<lb/>It would furnish allusions to poets <add>poetry</add> and dramatical <add>to the drama, to<lb/>the newspapers, to ordinary conversation</add> composers:<note> Instead of being confined <lb/>to the works of lawyers<lb/></note> the ideas that belonged to it would be<lb/><del>circulated through a variety of channels</del> <add>reverberated by a thousand objects.</add> , and disseminated<lb/>over the superficies <add>track</add> of common life<lb/></p><p>I know but of one instance in which the <lb/>idea of augmenting the terrors of the law by graphical <lb/><add>imitative</add> representations has been taken up <add>made use of</add> by authority,<lb/> and in that one <add>and in that instance</add>  the application that has <add>I can not say much for<lb/>the judgment that has been shewn in the application of it</add> been made of it has been far from happy.  In<lb/>the copy which I have of the <del>Codex</del> Theresian<del>us</del><lb/><del>the</del> Code, <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi> <note>(a) The <del>crim</del> code of<lb/>criminal law enacted<lb/>by the late Empress<lb/>Queen<lb/></note> at the end there are a number of engravings<lb/><del>respectin</del> representing the several modes of<lb/><del><gap/> given</del> putting culprits to the torture.  An exhibition<lb/>of this sort how similar soever it may appear<lb/>to <add>at</add> a first glance is as repugnant in its<lb/>tendency to that of the prints of punishment above<lb/>proposed as any thing that can be imagined. In<lb/>the latter case the legislator may be conceived to<lb/>say, "see here what miseries are the doom of guilt!"<lb/>in the former he seems to say, see here to what miseries<lb/>innocence may be exposed.  To this publication<lb/> <note>there</note></p>
 
 
 
 
 
 
 




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Indirect

Imagination

A system of punishments by being thus picturesque so full of
imagery would have an additional advantage.
It would furnish allusions to poets poetry and dramatical to the drama, to
the newspapers, to ordinary conversation
composers: Instead of being confined
to the works of lawyers
the ideas that belonged to it would be
circulated through a variety of channels reverberated by a thousand objects. , and disseminated
over the superficies track of common life

I know but of one instance in which the
idea of augmenting the terrors of the law by graphical
imitative representations has been taken up made use of by authority,
and in that one and in that instance the application that has I can not say much for
the judgment that has been shewn in the application of it
been made of it has been far from happy. In
the copy which I have of the Codex Theresianus
the Code, (a) (a) The crim code of
criminal law enacted
by the late Empress
Queen
at the end there are a number of engravings
respectin representing the several modes of
given putting culprits to the torture. An exhibition
of this sort how similar soever it may appear
to at a first glance is as repugnant in its
tendency to that of the prints of punishment above
proposed as any thing that can be imagined. In
the latter case the legislator may be conceived to
say, "see here what miseries are the doom of guilt!"
in the former he seems to say, see here to what miseries
innocence may be exposed. To this publication
there






















Identifier: | JB/087/138/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 87.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

087

Main Headings

indirect legislation

Folio number

138

Info in main headings field

indirect

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f5 / f6 / f7 / f8

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

27663

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