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<p><add>those</add> which come under the denomination of <hi rend="underline">smuggling</hi>.<lb/><!-- The next two lines are written in red ink. --> Here give in a note a table in parallel columns of the<lb/>French and English laws <del>against</del> touching the coin<lb/>[Offences preliminary or evidentiary of] Theft with<lb/>relation to the <hi rend="underline">game</hi> branches out into various<lb/>accessory offences according to the nature of the<lb/>game: according to the <hi rend="underline">engines</hi> that <del>are</del> may be<lb/><sic>employ'd</sic> and the <hi rend="underline">processes</hi> that may be gone<lb/>through in the attempt to take it <add>prosecution of the <sic>enterprize</sic></add> . Smuggling<lb/>according to the nature of the trade manufacture <lb/>or other occupation which furnishes the<lb/>subject of the tax.<lb/></p><p>I will <add>briefly</add> mention a few other instances as<lb/>examples of what may be done under this head of<lb/>policy<lb/></p> <p>Against Homicide and other corporal injuries<lb/></p><p>Prohibition of weapons which are purely offensive<lb/>and easily concealed. In Holland it is said a<lb/>sort of instrument has been made like a large<lb/>needle which is blown through a tube to the<lb/>bore of which it is fitted by cotton. A wound made<lb/>by one of these instruments when blown with a degree<lb/>of dexterity that may be easily <del>mad</del> acquired, is said<lb/>to be certain death. These <del>should</del> <add>might</add> be <del>proscribed</del><lb/>prohibited altogether <add>proscribed <sic>compleatly</sic></add>; and to <del>prevent doubt the</del><lb/><note>make</note></p> <!-- Text continues on p. 087/172/003. --> | |||
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Accessory
those which come under the denomination of smuggling.
Here give in a note a table in parallel columns of the
French and English laws against touching the coin
[Offences preliminary or evidentiary of] Theft with
relation to the game branches out into various
accessory offences according to the nature of the
game: according to the engines that are may be
employ'd and the processes that may be gone
through in the attempt to take it prosecution of the enterprize . Smuggling
according to the nature of the trade manufacture
or other occupation which furnishes the
subject of the tax.
I will briefly mention a few other instances as
examples of what may be done under this head of
policy
Against Homicide and other corporal injuries
Prohibition of weapons which are purely offensive
and easily concealed. In Holland it is said a
sort of instrument has been made like a large
needle which is blown through a tube to the
bore of which it is fitted by cotton. A wound made
by one of these instruments when blown with a degree
of dexterity that may be easily mad acquired, is said
to be certain death. These should might be proscribed
prohibited altogether proscribed compleatly; and to prevent doubt the
make
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