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<del>Constitutional</del> <add>Procedure</add> Code</head> <p><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Evidence — Rules<lb/>§. <!-- marginal summaries in pencil -->Procedure First Level<lb/>Evidence Rules</note></p> <!-- in pencil --> <p><note>22 or 10<lb/>Mode in which in its<lb/>original sense it was<lb/>subservient to justice:<lb/>it applied a veto to an<lb/><add>exercise of</add> religious tyranny.</note></p> <p>By government authority,<lb/>assumed and acted<lb/>upon had been certain<lb/>facts in the existence of<lb/>which the people were<lb/>commanded to deliver their<lb/>belief with several penalties<lb/>on all declaring<lb/>disbelief or doubt. <p>Under the direction <add>By authority</add> of government certain <del>assumed</del> facts<lb/>had been <add>assumed <del>and</del> to exist and</add> held up to view — facts <del>the</del> in the existence of which<lb/>the people were <del>comu</del> commanded to declare their belief<lb/>with the severest <del>penalties for</del> punishment <del><unclear>demanded</unclear></del> provided for<lb/>all who <add>with relation to these same facts</add> should presume to declare <del>a</del> disbelief <add>or even doubt. In relation to these same assumed facts</add> In a <del>large</del><lb/>number more or less considerable and gradually <sic>encreasing</sic> the<lb/>people had come to entertain in their own minds a disbelief.<lb/>At the same time, were it so to happen that in relation to any<lb/>one of those facts which in truth were an object of disbelief<lb/>to him he were to declare it to be an object of belief, a<lb/>notion <add>persuasion</add> prevented among the people in question that by such<lb/> | |||
<sic>falshood</sic>, he would at the hands of almighty and all-<gap/><lb/>being be subjected to a state of infinitely intense or <add>intense and</add><lb/> | |||
<del>lasting torture</del> <add>lasting torture.</add></p> <p><note>23 or 11<lb/>Comes now the tyrant<lb/>with <add>one of</add> his questions.<lb/>Answered one way<lb/>or left unanswered if<lb/>subject the victim to<lb/>present torment: answered<lb/>another way, to endless<lb/>persons fear of infinitely<lb/>greater future torment:<lb/>such the deliverance from<lb/>the view of which he derives<lb/>his enjoyment</note></p> <p>Here then comes another tyrant with his questions: and<lb/>by these questions <add>in addition to the <gap/> proposed by the</add> such view he <gap/> for himself the<lb/>satisfaction of subjecting the <del>de la</del> victim to the <gap/>.<lb/><gap/> the way the victim subjected himself to death produced<lb/>by <gap/> a <gap/> be <gap/> <gap/> answering the<lb/>other way he <gap/> <gap/> all his life under the<lb/>fear of: future and never ending torment.</p> <p><note>24 or 12<lb/>The crime to which the<lb/>present punishment attached<lb/>consists in an<lb/>one answer <del>wh</del> thus<lb/>extorted from him: thus<lb/>is he himself the author<lb/>of the crime for which he<lb/>punishes</note></p> <p>The species of case <add>crime</add> to be punishable. The individual<lb?>crime the legend was the <gap/> <gap/> he<lb/><gap/> the villain would the consumption of</p> <p>The crime in this case what was it? in what<lb/>did it consists? In the entertaining of the obnoxious pursuers<lb/>or in the declaration of it. If in <add>nothing but</add> the entertaining it, the<lb/><add>correspondent</add> declaration of it, if exerted by the fear of everlasting torment<lb/><del>was</del> might if considered <add>regarded</add> in a certain point of view be<lb/>regarded on the footing of an accusation — if an act of self<lb/>Accusation: for the <del><gap/></del> <gap/> of an accersation performed by<lb/><gap/> person is a subject the person himself — their defendant is the <add>punishment</add> <Lb/><!-- continues in the margin --> punishment preventually<lb/>proposed for him: and<lb/>so if <add>would be</add> any <gap/> of<lb/>the <add>this</add> <gap/> kind<lb/>would be.</p> | |||
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1824. Feby. 1
Constitutional Procedure Code
Ch. Evidence — Rules
§. Procedure First Level
Evidence Rules
22 or 10
Mode in which in its
original sense it was
subservient to justice:
it applied a veto to an
exercise of religious tyranny.
By government authority,
assumed and acted
upon had been certain
facts in the existence of
which the people were
commanded to deliver their
belief with several penalties
on all declaring
disbelief or doubt.
Under the direction By authority of government certain assumed facts
had been assumed and to exist and held up to view — facts the in the existence of which
the people were comu commanded to declare their belief
with the severest penalties for punishment demanded provided for
all who with relation to these same facts should presume to declare a disbelief or even doubt. In relation to these same assumed facts In a large
number more or less considerable and gradually encreasing the
people had come to entertain in their own minds a disbelief.
At the same time, were it so to happen that in relation to any
one of those facts which in truth were an object of disbelief
to him he were to declare it to be an object of belief, a
notion persuasion prevented among the people in question that by such
falshood, he would at the hands of almighty and all-
being be subjected to a state of infinitely intense or intense and
lasting torture lasting torture.
23 or 11
Comes now the tyrant
with one of his questions.
Answered one way
or left unanswered if
subject the victim to
present torment: answered
another way, to endless
persons fear of infinitely
greater future torment:
such the deliverance from
the view of which he derives
his enjoyment
Here then comes another tyrant with his questions: and
by these questions in addition to the proposed by the such view he for himself the
satisfaction of subjecting the de la victim to the .
the way the victim subjected himself to death produced
by a be answering the
other way he all his life under the
fear of: future and never ending torment.
24 or 12
The crime to which the
present punishment attached
consists in an
one answer wh thus
extorted from him: thus
is he himself the author
of the crime for which he
punishes
The species of case crime to be punishable. The individual<lb?>crime the legend was the he
the villain would the consumption of
The crime in this case what was it? in what
did it consists? In the entertaining of the obnoxious pursuers
or in the declaration of it. If in nothing but the entertaining it, the
correspondent declaration of it, if exerted by the fear of everlasting torment
was might if considered regarded in a certain point of view be
regarded on the footing of an accusation — if an act of self
Accusation: for the of an accersation performed by
person is a subject the person himself — their defendant is the punishment
punishment preventually
proposed for him: and
so if would be any of
the this kind
would be.
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