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<note>Different objects liable<lb/>to be confounded<lb/>with different modes<lb/>of punishment.</note> | <note>Different objects liable<lb/>to be confounded<lb/>with different modes<lb/>of punishment.</note> | ||
<p>Different | <p>Different sorts of evils are liable to be confounded<lb/>with punishment. Accordingly it is with different sorts<lb/>of objects that different <del>evils</del> <add>modes</add> of punishment are liable<lb/>to be confounded: it is with different modes of punishment<lb/>that different evils of objects are apt <add>liable</add> to be confounded.<lb/> To distinguish and denominate those different<lb/>modes will be the business of the ensuing chapter.<lb/> <del>It is</del> We must therefore wait for that chapter <del>in order</del><lb/>therefore we must wait before we can proceed regularly<lb/>to state <add><del><gap/></del> with</add> which of these objects correspond what modes<lb/>of punishment are liable to be confounded.</p> | ||
<p>1. <hi rend="underline">Self Preservation</hi> with all sorts of punishment but more<lb/> particularly with capital.<lb/> 2. <hi rend="underline">Self-defence</hi> with capital, simple afflictive, indelible<lb/> corporal punishment & corporal restrictive punishments.<lb/> 3. <hi rend="underline">Safe-custody</hi> with <add>corporal</add> restrictive punishments.<lb/> 4. <hi rend="underline">A <sic>Burthen</sic></hi> with penal labour and pecuniary punishment.<lb/> 5. <hi rend="underline">A personal obligation</hi> with penal labour.<lb/> 6. <hi rend="underline">A Tax</hi> with pecuniary punishment.<lb/> 7. Compensation with pecuniary punishment.<lb/> 8. <hi rend="underline">Restraint</hi> <add>apt <del>capable</del> to be</add> is one end or purpose of punishment.<lb/> 9. Compulsion is apt to be another <hi rend="underline">end</hi> or purpose of<lb/>punishment.</p> | |||
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<p>Disparity of the above entities — how to bring<lb/> them into <add>parallelism</add> comparison.</p> | |||
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Punishment distinguished
Different objects liable
to be confounded
with different modes
of punishment.
Different sorts of evils are liable to be confounded
with punishment. Accordingly it is with different sorts
of objects that different evils modes of punishment are liable
to be confounded: it is with different modes of punishment
that different evils of objects are apt liable to be confounded.
To distinguish and denominate those different
modes will be the business of the ensuing chapter.
It is We must therefore wait for that chapter in order
therefore we must wait before we can proceed regularly
to state with which of these objects correspond what modes
of punishment are liable to be confounded.
1. Self Preservation with all sorts of punishment but more
particularly with capital.
2. Self-defence with capital, simple afflictive, indelible
corporal punishment & corporal restrictive punishments.
3. Safe-custody with corporal restrictive punishments.
4. A Burthen with penal labour and pecuniary punishment.
5. A personal obligation with penal labour.
6. A Tax with pecuniary punishment.
7. Compensation with pecuniary punishment.
8. Restraint apt capable to be is one end or purpose of punishment.
9. Compulsion is apt to be another end or purpose of
punishment.
How to bring them into comparison.
Disparity of the above entities — how to bring
them into parallelism comparison.
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