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<p><head>End of Punishment</head></p>
 
<p>The pain of sympathy arising out of the offence and<lb/>
 
the <del>pain of sympathy</del> <add>pleasure of the irascible appetite grounded in originating in that pain of sympathy</add> arising out of the punishment,<lb/>
 
are [circumstances <add>things</add>] equally accidental:  depending not on any<lb/>
measure taken <add>at best in that particular instance</add> by the Legislator, but on the character and<lb/>
disposition of the People.  Both depend upon the disposition<lb/>
of the People <add>at large</add> to take an interest in what concerns<lb/>
the public:  and are perhaps nowhere (seen) so<lb/>
strong and universal as in England <add>Great Britain</add>.</p>
<p><del>&#9758; From</del> D<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Shibbeare's offences there probably was<lb/>
no actual pain except the pain of sympathy for the<lb/>
public.  <del>If</del> This pain however was doubtless felt by<lb/>
multitudes in a great degree upon the appearance of an<lb/>
offence:  and a <add>sympathetic</add> pleasure of the irascible appetite <del>was</del><lb/>
in a considerable degree was felt by multitudes at the<lb/>
infliction of the Punishments.</p>
<p>From the offence of a smuggler who defrauds the<lb/>
revenue system of £50 <add>it is scarce possible but</add> actual pain must come<lb/>
to be suffered somewhere:  for the <del>£</del> deficiency of £50<lb/>
which the offence caused <add>produced</add> in the public treasury must<lb/>
be supplied at the expense of <del>a number of people</del> somebody<lb/>
to whom it will be a pain to part with it.  That<lb/>
by the offence of a smuggler scarce any pain of<lb/>
sympathy is produced except among [<del>the</del> <add>a</add> very] few<lb/>
statesmen <del>who have</del> [concerned in the superintendence of<lb/>
the Revenue.]  On the other hand scarce any <add>sympathetic</add> pleasure<lb/>
of the <del>vind</del> irascible appetite is felt except by the same<lb/>
persons at the infliction of the punishment.</p>
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End of Punishment

The pain of sympathy arising out of the offence and
the pain of sympathy pleasure of the irascible appetite grounded in originating in that pain of sympathy arising out of the punishment,
are [circumstances things] equally accidental: depending not on any
measure taken at best in that particular instance by the Legislator, but on the character and
disposition of the People. Both depend upon the disposition
of the People at large to take an interest in what concerns
the public: and are perhaps nowhere (seen) so
strong and universal as in England Great Britain.

☞ From Dr Shibbeare's offences there probably was
no actual pain except the pain of sympathy for the
public. If This pain however was doubtless felt by
multitudes in a great degree upon the appearance of an
offence: and a sympathetic pleasure of the irascible appetite was
in a considerable degree was felt by multitudes at the
infliction of the Punishments.

From the offence of a smuggler who defrauds the
revenue system of £50 it is scarce possible but actual pain must come
to be suffered somewhere: for the £ deficiency of £50
which the offence caused produced in the public treasury must
be supplied at the expense of a number of people somebody
to whom it will be a pain to part with it. That
by the offence of a smuggler scarce any pain of
sympathy is produced except among [the a very] few
statesmen who have [concerned in the superintendence of
the Revenue.] On the other hand scarce any sympathetic pleasure
of the vind irascible appetite is felt except by the same
persons at the infliction of the punishment.


Identifier: | JB/159/107/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 159.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

159

Main Headings

punishment

Folio number

107

Info in main headings field

ends of punishment

Image

002

Titles

note

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f9 / f10 / f11 / f12

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::l v g propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

caroline vernon

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

53930

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