Memoirs of Benjamin Franklin, Volumen 2Harper & Brothers, 1839 |
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... judge's reply brutal and unreasonable , though the writer " wishes all judges to carry it with them whenever they go the circuit , and to bear it in their minds , as containing a wise reason for all the penal statutes which they are ...
... judge's reply brutal and unreasonable , though the writer " wishes all judges to carry it with them whenever they go the circuit , and to bear it in their minds , as containing a wise reason for all the penal statutes which they are ...
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... judge , endeavours to impress other maxims . He must have known what humane judges feel on such occasions , and what the effects of those feelings ; and , so far from thinking that severe and excessive punishments prevent crimes , he ...
... judge , endeavours to impress other maxims . He must have known what humane judges feel on such occasions , and what the effects of those feelings ; and , so far from thinking that severe and excessive punishments prevent crimes , he ...
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... judge some two reasons con equal to some three reasons pro , I strike out the five ; and , thus proceeding , I find at length where the balance lies ; and if , after a day or two of farther considera . tion , nothing new that is of ...
... judge some two reasons con equal to some three reasons pro , I strike out the five ; and , thus proceeding , I find at length where the balance lies ; and if , after a day or two of farther considera . tion , nothing new that is of ...
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