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<note>B.2.Ch.12</note> <p>addressed, he would be known to them as their<lb/> | <note>B.2.Ch.12</note> <p>addressed, he would be known to them as their<lb/> | ||
daily benefactor, who watches over the | daily benefactor, who watches over the progress<lb/> | ||
of their amendment who is the interpreter of their<lb/> | of their amendment who is the interpreter of their<lb/> | ||
wishes and their witness before their <del>chiefs</del><add>Superiors</add>. As their<lb/> | wishes and their witness before their <del>chiefs</del><add>Superiors</add>. As their<lb/> | ||
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who enlightens the he writes all the titles which<lb/> | who enlightens the he writes all the titles which<lb/> | ||
can render him and object of respect and affection <lb/> | can render him and object of respect and affection <lb/> | ||
How many sensible <del>pien</del> and virtuous <add> | How many sensible <del>pien</del> and virtuous <add>Men</add> would <del>assume</del><add>seek</add><lb/> | ||
a situation which presents to a religious mind<lb/> | a situation which presents to a religious mind<lb/> | ||
opportunities for conquests more interesting than<lb/> | opportunities for conquests more interesting than<lb/> | ||
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<p>But those who are most distrustful and<lb/> | <p>But those who are most distrustful and<lb/> | ||
incredulous of good must acknowledge at least <lb/> | incredulous of good must acknowledge at least <lb/> | ||
that there is a great difference <del>in</del><add>to be made</add> in this respect<lb/> | |||
on account of the age of the delinquents and the<lb/> | on account of the age of the delinquents and the<lb/> | ||
nature of their offences, youth may be moulded<lb/> | nature of their offences, youth may be moulded<lb/> | ||
B.2.Ch.12
addressed, he would be known to them as their
daily benefactor, who watches over the progress
of their amendment who is the interpreter of their
wishes and their witness before their chiefsSuperiors. As their
protector, & instructor as a friend who consoles and
who enlightens the he writes all the titles which
can render him and object of respect and affection
How many sensible pien and virtuous Men would assumeseek
a situation which presents to a religious mind
opportunities for conquests more interesting than
the savage regions of Africa and Canada.
There is however at all times great reason
for distrusting the reformation of Criminals
Experience too often justifies the maxime of the
poet
L'honneur est comme une ile escarpee ts sans bords:
On n'y peut plus rentrez des qu'on en est depirs..
But those who are most distrustful and
incredulous of good must acknowledge at least
that there is a great difference into be made in this respect
on account of the age of the delinquents and the
nature of their offences, youth may be moulded
like soft wax whilst advanced age will not
yield to new impressions.-- Many crimes are not
deeply rooted in the heart, but spring up there from
seduction, example, and above all indigence and hunger
Some are sudden acts of vengeance which do not
imply habitual perversity - These distinctions are just
and not controverted - it must also to be admitted that the
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rationale of punishment |
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third object suppression of the power to injure |
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richard smith |
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felix bodin |
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