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Strana 44
That punishment cannot take place , if witnesses are excused from testifying to
their knowledge of crimes . And by consequence that a tenet , which makes it a
religious duty to conceal this knowledge , thus necessary to the public safety ...
That punishment cannot take place , if witnesses are excused from testifying to
their knowledge of crimes . And by consequence that a tenet , which makes it a
religious duty to conceal this knowledge , thus necessary to the public safety ...
Strana 90
Let me then ask you that are parents , which would you prefer , that the child of
your hopes should pursue the course of ruin , and continue with the companions
of debauch and crime , or turn to the confessional , where if compunction could ...
Let me then ask you that are parents , which would you prefer , that the child of
your hopes should pursue the course of ruin , and continue with the companions
of debauch and crime , or turn to the confessional , where if compunction could ...
Strana xviii
... salutary and proportionate satisfaction , suitable to the quality of the crime and
the circumstances , state and condition of the ... by enjoining a slight satisfaction
for the greatest crimes , they themselves become partakers of the sins of others .
... salutary and proportionate satisfaction , suitable to the quality of the crime and
the circumstances , state and condition of the ... by enjoining a slight satisfaction
for the greatest crimes , they themselves become partakers of the sins of others .
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