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<note>Exposing person <lb/>Marking<lb/> Disadvantages</note> | <note>Exposing person <lb/>Marking<lb/> Disadvantages</note> | ||
<p><add>popular </add> apprehension be obviated by consent: and<lb/>in all countries [measures of an efficacious nature]<lb/>the plea <add>counterplea</add> of necessity has in this case<lb/>of all others a | <p><add>popular </add> apprehension be obviated by consent: and<lb/>in all countries [measures of an efficacious nature]<lb/>the plea <add>counterplea</add> of necessity has in this case<lb/>of all others a peculiar degree of force. <note>Even in England it is already<lb/>practised in some<lb/>degree though in a covert<lb/>manner.<lb/></note> In<lb/>countries where <del>a bo</del> levies are made by compulsion, desertion has but one motive, aversion<lb/>to the service. In England where <del>they are made</del> <add><del>bonus</del> bounties<lb/>only are <sic>employ'd</sic></add> <del>by bounties</del> , it has another <del>motive</del>: the being in<lb/>a condition to receive [the same bounty over again] <add>a second bounty</add><lb/>in another corps. To prevent this when a man<lb/>is looked upon as an old offender, <del>he is whipped</del> <add>it is a practise<lb/>he is whipped</add> and treated in <del>such a manner</del> a particular<lb/>manner, that when his back <del>b</del> is healed, the<lb/>marks of the whipping may appear. This<lb/></p><!-- A horizontal line is drawn across the page. -->Note<lb/>This <del>is</del> at least <del>I have</del> is the practise in some regiments,<lb/>as I have been informed by the Surgeons. It is<lb/>contrived that instead of healing by the first <unclear>intention</unclear><lb/>a <add><del>to at</del></add> suppuration should <add>shall</add> take place. This depends partly<lb/>upon the manner of the whipping, and partly<lb/>upon the treatment afterwards.<lb/> | ||
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Indirect
Exposing person
Marking
Disadvantages
popular apprehension be obviated by consent: and
in all countries [measures of an efficacious nature]
the plea counterplea of necessity has in this case
of all others a peculiar degree of force. Even in England it is already
practised in some
degree though in a covert
manner.
In
countries where a bo levies are made by compulsion, desertion has but one motive, aversion
to the service. In England where they are made bonus bounties
only are employ'd by bounties , it has another motive: the being in
a condition to receive [the same bounty over again] a second bounty
in another corps. To prevent this when a man
is looked upon as an old offender, he is whipped it is a practise
he is whipped and treated in such a manner a particular
manner, that when his back b is healed, the
marks of the whipping may appear. This
Note
This is at least I have is the practise in some regiments,
as I have been informed by the Surgeons. It is
contrived that instead of healing by the first intention
a to at suppuration should shall take place. This depends partly
upon the manner of the whipping, and partly
upon the treatment afterwards.
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