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<head>C</head><lb/><head>Of Theft</head><lb/> <note>From p.26 par.1</note><lb/> | <head>C</head><lb/><head>Of Theft</head><lb/> <note>From p.26 par.1</note><lb/> | ||
<p>2: Because it may happen that the offender<lb/> has been bred to a kind of labour which has been<lb/> a greater price than the rough labour which<lb/> he would be put to in the way of punishment.<lb/> <del>If then he was | <p>2: Because it may happen that the offender<lb/> has been bred to a kind of labour which has been<lb/> a greater price than the rough labour which<lb/> he would be put to in the way of punishment.<lb/> <del>If then he was put perpetually</del> Put him to the<lb/> rough work,<del>as</del> take him from the work he has<lb/> been bred to, it is so much left to the national<lb/> stock: keep him from it perpetually all his life<lb/>long, that loss will be considerable. A <del>good ship-hand</del> <add><del><gap/></del> <add>prison-wright</add></add> | ||
< | <lb/> <add>in the ship building way</add> for instance may at this hour <add>(A<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> 1780)</add> earn<lb/> to the amount of half a guinea a day in<lb/> England; a <del>first rate</del> prime hand in the mathematical instrument<lb/> making <add>way</add> may come to that amount at any <unclear>time</unclear><lb/>. The same man if set to beating hemp or<lb/> or picking <gap/> <sic>oakham</sic> would not earn either<lb/> of them 6d a day. <del>If</del> <add>Confine</add> such a man <add>then</add> for a year<lb/> to picking of <sic>oakham </sic> and the loss to the nation<lb/> is £156. Confine him for 20 years, and the<lb/> loss is £<del><gap/></del> 3120.</p> | ||
<note>From p.32</note><lb/> made restitution of any | |||
<p><note>From p.32</note><lb/> made restitution of any part <add>together with perfect computation</add> it is as if that part<lb/> had never been taken. Now, provided the Law<lb/> will give <del><gap/></del> the offender a motive for doing<lb/> it, this is what may very now and then take<lb/> place. It may happen that the sudden exigency <del>for</del> <add>which</add> <add>drove</add> | |||
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C
Of Theft
From p.26 par.1
2: Because it may happen that the offender
has been bred to a kind of labour which has been
a greater price than the rough labour which
he would be put to in the way of punishment.
If then he was put perpetually Put him to the
rough work,as take him from the work he has
been bred to, it is so much left to the national
stock: keep him from it perpetually all his life
long, that loss will be considerable. A good ship-hand <add>prison-wright</add>
in the ship building way for instance may at this hour (Ao 1780) earn
to the amount of half a guinea a day in
England; a first rate prime hand in the mathematical instrument
making way may come to that amount at any time
. The same man if set to beating hemp or
or picking oakham would not earn either
of them 6d a day. If Confine such a man then for a year
to picking of oakham and the loss to the nation
is £156. Confine him for 20 years, and the
loss is £ 3120.
From p.32
made restitution of any part together with perfect computation it is as if that part
had never been taken. Now, provided the Law
will give the offender a motive for doing
it, this is what may very now and then take
place. It may happen that the sudden exigency for which drove
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jeremy bentham |
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