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Strana 29
Make a law . to ren“ der them incapable of office ; make another to punish 6 them
for not serving . If they accept , punish them ; “ ó if they refuse , punish them ; if
they say yes , punish “ them ; if they say no , punish them . My Lords this " is a
most ...
Make a law . to ren“ der them incapable of office ; make another to punish 6 them
for not serving . If they accept , punish them ; “ ó if they refuse , punish them ; if
they say yes , punish “ them ; if they say no , punish them . My Lords this " is a
most ...
Strana 102
It is true , that he would not be obnoxious to criminal punishment , but the reason
why he is excused where he would be liable to such punishment , applies with
greater force to this case , where his sufferings would be aggravated by the ...
It is true , that he would not be obnoxious to criminal punishment , but the reason
why he is excused where he would be liable to such punishment , applies with
greater force to this case , where his sufferings would be aggravated by the ...
Strana cv
Thus the punishment , which every where else frightens the guilty , is here is a
comfort to them , as it smothers remorse by expiation . The people " of Paraguay
have do civil laws , being unacquainted with property , . “ nor have they any ...
Thus the punishment , which every where else frightens the guilty , is here is a
comfort to them , as it smothers remorse by expiation . The people " of Paraguay
have do civil laws , being unacquainted with property , . “ nor have they any ...
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