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<add>won't</add> strike: cut them off and he won't steal: shut<lb/>him up in a dungeon and he won't go upon the<lb/>highway: <del>cut his tongue out and</del> deal with him<lb/>as <add>father <del>or</del></add> Origen, and <note>if the business be done<lb/>thoroughly<lb/></note> maids and matrons <del>be</del> may go<lb/>in peace for him: cut his tongue out, and he will<lb/>speak no treasons: keep him from pen and ink<lb/>and he will write no heresies [: stop his ears up<lb/>against every religious tale but one and perhaps<lb/>he may believe it]. clear <del>the</del> the country of men<lb/>as Charles 9<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> did, or even as Ferdinand or Lewis<lb/>14, or <!-- blank space --> Archbishop of Salzburg did, and you<lb/>clear it of offenders.<lb/> | |||
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<note>3<lb/>Only with regard<lb/>to criminals<lb/></note> | |||
But these processes effectual as they are, are<lb/>rather of the expensive cast: and if put in practise<lb/>without distinction upon all mankind, or upon<lb/>numerous bodies of mankind, the advantage would be<lb/>scarcely worth the purchase. There are only one<lb/>class of people upon whom in any case <add>they <del>can</del></add> <del>it</del> can<lb/>be put in practise with advantage: I mean<lb/>convicted criminals: in the case where the <del>pam</del><lb/>quantity of suffering <add>misery</add> which it would be necessary<lb/>to expend for this purpose exceeds not the<lb/>quantity requisite to be expended for the other<lb/>purposes of punishment. Under this restriction <del>there</del> <lb/><note>and</note><pb/> | |||
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Indirect Legislation
§ 3 Power
won't strike: cut them off and he won't steal: shut
him up in a dungeon and he won't go upon the
highway: cut his tongue out and deal with him
as father or Origen, and if the business be done
thoroughly
maids and matrons be may go
in peace for him: cut his tongue out, and he will
speak no treasons: keep him from pen and ink
and he will write no heresies [: stop his ears up
against every religious tale but one and perhaps
he may believe it]. clear the the country of men
as Charles 9th did, or even as Ferdinand or Lewis
14, or Archbishop of Salzburg did, and you
clear it of offenders.
3
3
Only with regard
to criminals
But these processes effectual as they are, are
rather of the expensive cast: and if put in practise
without distinction upon all mankind, or upon
numerous bodies of mankind, the advantage would be
scarcely worth the purchase. There are only one
class of people upon whom in any case they can it can
be put in practise with advantage: I mean
convicted criminals: in the case where the pam
quantity of suffering misery which it would be necessary
to expend for this purpose exceeds not the
quantity requisite to be expended for the other
purposes of punishment. Under this restriction there
and
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