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<del>of torturing</del> an act of punishment agrees in the<lb/>
<del>of torturing</del> an act of punishment agrees in the<lb/>
same manner as a genus agrees with its <add>a species</add> subordinate<lb/>
same manner as a genus agrees with its <add>a species</add> subordinate<lb/>
to it.
to it. <del>For each <gap/></del> Every act of vengeance<lb/>
 
is an act of punishment, though it is not every<lb/>
act of punishment that is an act of vengeance<lb/>
Punishment may have either of two objects: it<lb/>
may be directed to either of two ends: vengeance<lb/>
or <del>person's</del> coercion. It <add>is</add> <del>may be</del>
<del>to that of</del><add>have</add> vengeance for it's object when the untimate<lb/>
motive was the satisfaction <del>of</del> taken as the<lb/>
thoughts of the party's suffereing. It may be said<lb/>
to have coercion for it's object when the ultimate<lb/>
motive is the satisfaction taken at the thoughts<lb/>
of the influence which the  punishment is<lb/>
thought likely yo exert over the conduct of<lb/>
a certain person or persons the <add>idea of the</add> suffering <del>of the</del><lb/>
<del>party</del> aforesaid <del>producing</del><add>affording</add> satisfaction no otherwise<lb/>
than as a means of <del>bringing about that</del> <add>compassing that effect.</add> <lb/> <note><!-- Red ink -->To. p.16</note><lb/>


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Punishment

With an act of omission vengeance as also with an act of
coercion, an act of restraint, an act of prevention
an act of compulsion or constraination, and an act
of torturing an act of punishment agrees in the
same manner as a genus agrees with its a species subordinate
to it. For each Every act of vengeance
is an act of punishment, though it is not every
act of punishment that is an act of vengeance
Punishment may have either of two objects: it
may be directed to either of two ends: vengeance
or person's coercion. It is may be to that ofhave vengeance for it's object when the untimate
motive was the satisfaction of taken as the
thoughts of the party's suffereing. It may be said
to have coercion for it's object when the ultimate
motive is the satisfaction taken at the thoughts
of the influence which the punishment is
thought likely yo exert over the conduct of
a certain person or persons the idea of the suffering of the
party aforesaid producingaffording satisfaction no otherwise
than as a means of bringing about that compassing that effect.
To. p.16



Identifier: | JB/159/027/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 159.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

159

Main Headings

punishment

Folio number

027

Info in main headings field

punishment

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d9 f9 / d10 f10 / d11 f11 / d12 f12

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::s. lay [britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

alexander mavrokordatos

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

53850

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