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<note>B.6.Ch 4 Sec 3</note><lb/> | <note>B.6.Ch 4 Sec 3</note><lb/> | ||
<head>Punishment - whether defeasible by Death</head> | <head>Punishment - whether defeasible by Death</head> | ||
<p>loss of any thing of which he was in possession. The | <p>loss of any thing of which he was in possession. The <lb/> | ||
<add>eventual</add> representative entertained no such determinate expectations.<lb/> | <add>eventual</add> representative entertained no such determinate expectations.<lb/> | ||
What | What <unclear>expectation</unclear> he could entertain in the life<lb/> | ||
time of his <del>principal</del><add><del> | time of his <del>principal</del><add><del>ancestor</del><add>predecessor</add></add>, respected only the <add>clear</add> surplus of<add><del>what should remain</del></add><lb/> | ||
his fortune: <add>what should remain of it</add> after the deduction of all charges <add>that might be</add> brought<lb/> | his fortune: <add>what should remain of it</add> after the deduction of all charges <add>that might be</add> brought<lb/> | ||
upon it by his misfortunes his follies or his <del>tran</del><lb/> | upon it by his misfortunes his follies or his <del>tran</del><lb/> | ||
<add><del>mendaciousness</del></add>crimes.</p> | <add><del>mendaciousness</del></add>crimes.</p> | ||
<p>On account of punishment for the following reason.<lb/> | <p>On account of punishment for the following reason.<lb/> | ||
The punishment of the delinquent in his own person<lb/> | <note>and 2. of punishment</note> The punishment of the delinquent in his own person<lb/> | ||
is a punishment which | is a punishment which fails upon his death. The<lb/> | ||
<del>punishment</del> <sic> | <del>punishment</del> <sic>burthen</sic> thrown upon those who are<lb/> | ||
dear to him extends <add><del>it</del></add> his punishment as it were<lb/> | dear to him extends <add><del>it</del></add> his punishment as it were<lb/> | ||
beyond the grave. Their suffering it is true will<lb/> | beyond the grave. Their suffering it is true will<lb/> | ||
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For <del>by throwing the <sic>burthen</sic></del><add>when the <sic>burthen</sic> - is made to rest a</add> on <del>the</del> representative<lb/> | For <del>by throwing the <sic>burthen</sic></del><add>when the <sic>burthen</sic> - is made to rest a</add> on <del>the</del> representative<lb/> | ||
who has assets, <add>there is</add> less suffering as we have <sic>shewn</sic><lb/> | who has assets, <add>there is</add> less suffering as we have <sic>shewn</sic><lb/> | ||
upon the whole than if it were <add>to rest upon</add> <del>borne by</del> | upon the whole than if it were <add>to rest upon</add> <del>borne by</del> any other <lb/> | ||
person. <gap/></p> | person. <gap/></p> | ||
<p><del>To 8</del> Po p.8</p><pb/> | <p><del>To 8</del> Po p.8</p><pb/> | ||
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B.6.Ch 4 Sec 3
Punishment - whether defeasible by Death
loss of any thing of which he was in possession. The
eventual representative entertained no such determinate expectations.
What expectation he could entertain in the life
time of his principalancestor<add>predecessor</add>, respected only the clear surplus ofwhat should remain
his fortune: what should remain of it after the deduction of all charges that might be brought
upon it by his misfortunes his follies or his tran
mendaciousnesscrimes.
On account of punishment for the following reason.
and 2. of punishment The punishment of the delinquent in his own person
is a punishment which fails upon his death. The
punishment burthen thrown upon those who are
dear to him extends it his punishment as it were
beyond the grave. Their suffering it is true will
for the reasons above given not be very considerable.
but this is what the bulk of mankind are not apt to
consider. It will be apt therefore in general to appear to him therefore in the light of punishment;
and will contribute to impose a restraint
on him in a case in which otherwise there would
be none: Nor will this advantage in point of punishment
be bought atbe charged liable to the with that expence which renders
punishments in alienam personam generally ineligible.
For by throwing the burthenwhen the burthen - is made to rest a on the representative
who has assets, there is less suffering as we have shewn
upon the whole than if it were to rest upon borne by any other
person.
To 8 Po p.8
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