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<head>Simple <del><gap></gap></del> Corporal Injuries</head>
<head>Simple <del>Of Excused</del> Corporal Injuries</head>


<p>course of a quarrel on your own private<lb/> interests.</p>
<course of a quarrel grounded on your own private<lb/> interests.<lb/>
[(C) Legal] A legal injury or offence is any one that<lb/> is punishable by Law.  See the Table of Offences.<lb/> [(D) Moral] A moral injury is any act which whe:<lb/>:there punishable or not by Law, yet as being prejudicial<lb/> to the party injured is apt to be punished by the Cen:<lb/>:sure of the world: for instance an Act of insolence,<lb/> treachery or ingratitude.
<head>Main Text.</head>
The <del>excuse</del><add>explanation</add> afforded by provocation is the more<lb/> forcible in proportion to the following circumstanc.<lb/>:es, viz;<lb/>
1. The grievousness <add>(A)</add> of the injury.<lb/> 2. The recency<add>(B)</add> of it. 3. The difficulty which the party provoked may<lb/> have found himself under of getting redress by Law.
<head>Exposition.</head>
[(A)) Grievousness) The grievousness of the injury is to be<lb/> estimated <add>in this occasion</add> not merely from the mischievousness of such an of:<lb/>:fence to the Society in general, but rather from the tendency<lb/> of


<p>[(C) Legal] A legal injury or offence is any one that<lb/> is punishable by Law.  See the Table of Offences.
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C Simple Of Excused Corporal Injuries

<course of a quarrel grounded on your own private
interests.
[(C) Legal] A legal injury or offence is any one that
is punishable by Law. See the Table of Offences.
[(D) Moral] A moral injury is any act which whe:
:there punishable or not by Law, yet as being prejudicial
to the party injured is apt to be punished by the Cen:
:sure of the world: for instance an Act of insolence,
treachery or ingratitude. Main Text. The excuseexplanation afforded by provocation is the more
forcible in proportion to the following circumstanc.
:es, viz;
1. The grievousness (A) of the injury.
2. The recency(B) of it. 3. The difficulty which the party provoked may
have found himself under of getting redress by Law. Exposition. [(A)) Grievousness) The grievousness of the injury is to be
estimated in this occasion not merely from the mischievousness of such an of:
:fence to the Society in general, but rather from the tendency
of



Identifier: | JB/071/021/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 71.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

071

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

021

Info in main headings field

simple corporal injuries

Image

003

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f17 / f18 / f19 / f20

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[gr with crown motif] propatria [britannia motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23424

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