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<p><hi rend="underline">Remuneratory</hi>) <hi rend="underline">Punitory</hi>: pains or losses of pleasure. Remuneratory<lb/> | |||
pleasures, or exemptions from pain. II. According to their <hi rend="underline">sources</hi><lb/> | |||
into these seven. 1. Physical. 2. Political. 3. Moral (these<lb/> | |||
human) 4. Religious (this super human) add new invented<lb/> | |||
human. 5.I. Retributive. 6.II. Sympthetic. 7.III. Antipathetic</p> | |||
<p>Here you have them in <hi rend="underline">serie</hi> only, and higgledy piggledy: soon<lb/> | |||
you shall have them in mood and figure their relations being shewn<lb/> | |||
on the exhaustively bifurcate principle. Both punitory and<lb/> | |||
remuneratory issue from all these <hi rend="underline">sources</hi>. The political sanction<lb/> | |||
has two branches I. the Judicial, II. the Administrative: The<lb/> | |||
Judicial deals <add>acts</add> almost exclusively in <add>by</add> punishments; the Administrative<lb/> | |||
mostly in <add>by</add> rewards. In the popular or Moral sanction two branches<lb/> | |||
or sections have been distinguished, I. the Democratical, II. the <lb/> | |||
Aristocratical. A sanction by every instance of its execution<lb/> | |||
constitutes and executes a law: the laws constituted by the<lb/> | |||
Aristocratical branch, are, over a large portion of the field, a<lb/> | |||
repugnancy to those constituted by the Democratical, Stephen<lb/> | |||
Dumont, run over the field, and hunt them <add>all</add> out, thy legs are <foreign><add><unclear>Incise</unclear> <lb/> | |||
parve puer</add></foreign> enough: Misdeeds affecting <hi rend="underline">persons</hi>; Democratical tolerated <unclear>boxing</unclear><lb/> | |||
trying not to hurt: not duelling; trying to kill. Aristrocratical<lb/> | |||
tolerates and rewards trying to kill. Misdeeds respecting <hi rend="underline">property</hi><lb/> | |||
Democratical gives preference to tradesmens debts over gaming debts</p> | |||
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Remuneratory) Punitory: pains or losses of pleasure. Remuneratory
pleasures, or exemptions from pain. II. According to their sources
into these seven. 1. Physical. 2. Political. 3. Moral (these
human) 4. Religious (this super human) add new invented
human. 5.I. Retributive. 6.II. Sympthetic. 7.III. Antipathetic
Here you have them in serie only, and higgledy piggledy: soon
you shall have them in mood and figure their relations being shewn
on the exhaustively bifurcate principle. Both punitory and
remuneratory issue from all these sources. The political sanction
has two branches I. the Judicial, II. the Administrative: The
Judicial deals acts almost exclusively in by punishments; the Administrative
mostly in by rewards. In the popular or Moral sanction two branches
or sections have been distinguished, I. the Democratical, II. the
Aristocratical. A sanction by every instance of its execution
constitutes and executes a law: the laws constituted by the
Aristocratical branch, are, over a large portion of the field, a
repugnancy to those constituted by the Democratical, Stephen
Dumont, run over the field, and hunt them all out, thy legs are Incise
parve puer enough: Misdeeds affecting persons; Democratical tolerated boxing
trying not to hurt: not duelling; trying to kill. Aristrocratical
tolerates and rewards trying to kill. Misdeeds respecting property
Democratical gives preference to tradesmens debts over gaming debts
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