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That they the three hardships thus named have a
peculiar tendency to dispose an offender to penitence,
seems to be the general persuasion of mankind. The
fact seems to be pretty generally believed acknowledged received: but the
reasons are not altogether obvious, nor do they seem
to be very explicitly developed in the sentiments minds of
those who shew themselves strenuously convinced of
the fact. An imperfect theory might naturally enough induce one
to deny it. "What is it", it may be said, "that is
"to produce in the offender that aversion to his offence
"which is stiled repentance penitence? It is the pain which he
"experiences to be connected with it. The greater then
"that pain the greater will be his aversion: but of
"what kind
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Imprisonment examined
The distinguishing excellence of the 1st 2d & 3d this group of punishments 6th & 8th is
their subserviency to reformation. These may be
all comprized with sufficient exactness under three peculiar appellations, Solitude,
Darkness and Severe ard Diet.
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