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C<lb/><head>Of Theft</head><lb/> | |||
<p>the mischief of the offence. The natural effect of <lb/> the calamity is to increase a man's sensibility<lb/> to <unclear>impropries</unclear> of the afflicting kind: and that<lb/> in a double point of view: by the <del> terror and </del> <add>shock <del>which</del></add> it<lb/> <del><gap/> terror of it</del> has given to his mind <del>and</del> <add>as well as</add> by <del><gap/></del> that which<lb/> <del>the distruction</del> it has <del>occasioned <gap/></del> given to his<lb/> fortune. <del>It <gap/></del> It galls those who are already<lb/> <unclear>sore</unclear> ? Besides this it grates in another way<lb/> <del><gap/></del> by deterring <gap/> it tends to augment<lb/>the spread of the calamity.<lb/></p> | |||
' | <p>2. Because stealing under such circumstances<lb/> is a mark of particular depravity in a man's<lb/> disposition. The secondary mischief of the offence<lb/> the alarm to the neighbourhood is augmented<lb/> by this means. Men are alarmed at the thought<lb/> of their being exposed to the outrage of a malefactor<lb/> whose <del><gap/></del> of disposition <del>is as to</del> is such as indicates<lb/> him ready to commit the worst of crimes<lb/></p> | ||
<p>3. In a moral view. An extraordinary punishment<lb/> in such a case may serve as a <gap/> of <lb/>humanity + <note>See Tit [Homicide] and [Cruelties to animals]</note></p> | |||
<p>4. In the view of giving satisfcation to the people.<lb/> The <del>resentment</del> indignation of the people at the offender being<lb/> wound up to a high pitch by the consideration<lb/> of the humanity of the offence, a severe and exemplary<lb/> punishment seems likely to meet with their approbation.</p> | |||
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C
Of Theft
the mischief of the offence. The natural effect of
the calamity is to increase a man's sensibility
to impropries of the afflicting kind: and that
in a double point of view: by the terror and shock which it
terror of it has given to his mind and as well as by that which
the distruction it has occasioned given to his
fortune. It It galls those who are already
sore ? Besides this it grates in another way
by deterring it tends to augment
the spread of the calamity.
2. Because stealing under such circumstances
is a mark of particular depravity in a man's
disposition. The secondary mischief of the offence
the alarm to the neighbourhood is augmented
by this means. Men are alarmed at the thought
of their being exposed to the outrage of a malefactor
whose of disposition is as to is such as indicates
him ready to commit the worst of crimes
3. In a moral view. An extraordinary punishment
in such a case may serve as a of
humanity + See Tit [Homicide] and [Cruelties to animals]
4. In the view of giving satisfcation to the people.
The resentment indignation of the people at the offender being
wound up to a high pitch by the consideration
of the humanity of the offence, a severe and exemplary
punishment seems likely to meet with their approbation.
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penal code |
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of theft reasons |
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jeremy bentham |
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alexander mavrokordatos |
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