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'' | <head>PUNISHMENT. <sic>It's</sic> measure profit</head> | ||
<p><hi rend='underline'>The</hi> <add>Pain +</add> <note>+ Thus for the principle — for the details — the damage</note> <hi rend='underline'>Punishment must</hi> <del>[in all cases]</del> be superior<lb/> | |||
<hi rend='underline'>to <del>every the possible</del> profit</hi> <add>pleasure</add> <hi rend='underline'>of the Crime</hi> <note>taking the word profit in a large sense & not merely as confined to money, and that not merely the ordinary — but every possible pleasure that is the pleasure in every individual case: for if it &c</note> — if it<lb/> | |||
comes short of it in any <del>case, there</del> <add>one, that sum whereby it</add> will remain<lb/> | |||
after the Law <add>falls short</add> is executed a clear motion <del><gap/></del> <add>adequate</add><lb/> | |||
<del>to the difference</del> <add>for the committing it <del>by</del></add> to which nothing is opposed.<lb/> | |||
The consequence, as far as depends <del>on</del> <add>upon</add> the Law, is<lb/> | |||
obvious —</p> | |||
<p>Hence we may see the weakness of fixing<lb/> | |||
(as was done by the Saxon Laws) <note>Every man's head had there a certain price from the Peasant to the King: That of the Latter by the Laws of ... was settled at 30,000 Thrinsas</note> a stated<lb/> | |||
pecuniary penalty for Murder & <del>many</del> <add>as well as for several</add> other atrocious<lb/> | |||
crimes — The consequence of which, <add>institution</add> if <sic>it's</sic> observance<lb/> | |||
could be <add>have</add> depended upon, would have been.</p> | |||
<head>PUNISHM.<hi rend='superscript'>T</hi> MEASURE. Limit [1[ ] downwards. Inferior.<hi rend='superscript'>y</hi> to Profit.</head> | |||
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<head>PUNISHMENT - Measure - AEstimation<!-- ligature --></head> | |||
<p><note>Even if the due proportion between punishments & Crimes should not make <add>have</add> any effect in <gap/> of the latter from a higher to a lower degree still there is &c.</note> There is a certain exterior <add>property of</add> comeliness which the<lb/> | |||
Law ought to possess, in order to justify & secure<lb/> | |||
the affection of her Children — That Law<lb/> | |||
as that Parent, which is most reveranced &<lb/> | |||
loved, will be the best obeyed. <note>expectation of the people.</note></p> | |||
<head>PUNISHMENT Measure - Popularity.</head> | |||
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PUNISHMENT. It's measure profit
The Pain + + Thus for the principle — for the details — the damage Punishment must [in all cases] be superior
to every the possible profit pleasure of the Crime taking the word profit in a large sense & not merely as confined to money, and that not merely the ordinary — but every possible pleasure that is the pleasure in every individual case: for if it &c — if it
comes short of it in any case, there one, that sum whereby it will remain
after the Law falls short is executed a clear motion adequate
to the difference for the committing it by to which nothing is opposed.
The consequence, as far as depends on upon the Law, is
obvious —
Hence we may see the weakness of fixing
(as was done by the Saxon Laws) Every man's head had there a certain price from the Peasant to the King: That of the Latter by the Laws of ... was settled at 30,000 Thrinsas a stated
pecuniary penalty for Murder & many as well as for several other atrocious
crimes — The consequence of which, institution if it's observance
could be have depended upon, would have been.
PUNISHM.T MEASURE. Limit [1[ ] downwards. Inferior.y to Profit.
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PUNISHMENT - Measure - AEstimation
Even if the due proportion between punishments & Crimes should not make have any effect in of the latter from a higher to a lower degree still there is &c. There is a certain exterior property of comeliness which the
Law ought to possess, in order to justify & secure
the affection of her Children — That Law
as that Parent, which is most reveranced &
loved, will be the best obeyed. expectation of the people.
PUNISHMENT Measure - Popularity.
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