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<p><head>Simply restrictive<lb/>
 
Presence banishment</head></p>
 
<p>deprived of his licence, in these ecases the punishment<lb/>
 
operates as a pecuniary <del>forf</del> forfeiture, which are<lb/>
very unequal and unfrugal.  When a man<lb/>
is deprived of the means of gaining his livelyhood<lb/>
what is to become of him.  If he happens to be<lb/>
the father of a family the punishment operates<lb/>
not merely upon the offender, but upon all<lb/>
the contributors to the Poor's rates.</p>
<p><del>Occasion</del> Employments that are not profit<lb/>
seeking are amusement seeking:  <del>their varieties</del><lb/>
the<del>ir</del> variety <add>of pursuits of this description</add> is infinite:  <del>but</del> there is <add>however</add> one<lb/>
feature in which they all agree and <del>int</del> which<lb/>
<del>save</del> upon the present occasion at least <del>this</del> <add>will save the necessity of</add><lb/>
entering into a minute examnation of them.<lb/>
<del>There</del> <add>And that is that</add> is not one of them the restriction from<lb/>
the enjoyment of sufficient magnitude to <del>be<lb/>
shed relied in <add>trusted of</add></del> effect the object aimed at.</p>
<p>In respect of <del>sources of amusement</del> <add>pleasures</add> man is<lb/>
by his constitution endowed with a very fortunate<lb/>
flexibility.  Debar <del>from</del> him from one source<lb/>
of amusement and almost instantaneously<lb/>
<del>he goes in quest of another</del> and <del>scarcely ever</del><lb/>
with invariable success he goes in quest of another.<lb/>
Other habits are readily assumed;  the taste <del>conforms</del> <add>becomes <unclear>reconciled</unclear></add><lb/>
<del>itself to it</del> <add>to</add> new objects, and conforms itself<lb/>
to the <del>point</del> fresh scenes that present themselves.<lb/>
Between individual &amp; individual <add>it is true</add> this elasticity<lb/>
of <add>the</add> mind and aptitude for adapting it to<lb/>
<del>the</del> new circumstances <add>novel situations</add> will vary extremely:<lb/>
but in respect of each individual, it <del>will</del> would<lb/>
be impossible to determine by anticipation<lb/>
for <del>how long a time</del> that <del>length of time</del> period<lb/>
the recollection of his old habits shall continue<lb/>
to influence his mind so as that the being debarred<lb/>
from the exercise of them shall continue to operate<lb/>
<del>as a</del> <add>in the nature of a</add> punishment.</p>
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Simply restrictive
Presence banishment

deprived of his licence, in these ecases the punishment
operates as a pecuniary forf forfeiture, which are
very unequal and unfrugal. When a man
is deprived of the means of gaining his livelyhood
what is to become of him. If he happens to be
the father of a family the punishment operates
not merely upon the offender, but upon all
the contributors to the Poor's rates.

Occasion Employments that are not profit
seeking are amusement seeking: their varieties
their variety of pursuits of this description is infinite: but there is however one
feature in which they all agree and int which
save upon the present occasion at least this will save the necessity of
entering into a minute examnation of them.
There And that is that is not one of them the restriction from
the enjoyment of sufficient magnitude to be
shed relied in trusted of
effect the object aimed at.

In respect of sources of amusement pleasures man is
by his constitution endowed with a very fortunate
flexibility. Debar from him from one source
of amusement and almost instantaneously
he goes in quest of another and scarcely ever
with invariable success he goes in quest of another.
Other habits are readily assumed; the taste conforms becomes reconciled
itself to it to new objects, and conforms itself
to the point fresh scenes that present themselves.
Between individual & individual it is true this elasticity
of the mind and aptitude for adapting it to
the new circumstances novel situations will vary extremely:
but in respect of each individual, it will would
be impossible to determine by anticipation
for how long a time that length of time period
the recollection of his old habits shall continue
to influence his mind so as that the being debarred
from the exercise of them shall continue to operate
as a in the nature of a punishment.


Identifier: | JB/141/084/004"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 141.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

141

Main Headings

rationale of punishment

Folio number

084

Info in main headings field

Image

004

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f3 / f1 / f4 / f2

Penner

richard smith

Watermarks

[[watermarks::dusautoy & rump 1809 [britannia emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

edward collins

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1809

Notes public

ID Number

48301

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