A Memoir of S S Prentiss volume 2
A Memoir of S S Prentiss volume 2
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They were usually defended upon points of chivalry. The iron rules of British law were too tyrannical for free . \mericans, and too cold and unfeelins for the hot blood of the sunny Siuth. They were denounced accord- ingly, and practically scouted from Mississippi judicature, on the broad ground that they were unsuited to the genius of American institutions and the American character. There was nothing technical in this, certainly.
Hut if the case was a hopeless or very dangerous one, there was... anoiher way to get rid of it. " The world was all before" the culprit " where to choose. " The jails were in such a condition — generally small log jiens— that they held the prisoner very little better than did the indictment : for the most part, they held no one but Indians, who had no friend outside who could help them, and no skill inside to prize out. It was a matter of free election for the culprit in a desperate case, whethet he would remain in jail or not ; and it is astonishing how few e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were usually defended upon points of chivalry. The iron rules of British law were too tyrannical for free . \mericans, and too cold and unfeelins for the hot blood of the sunny Siuth. They were denounced accord- ingly, and practically scouted from Mississippi judicature, on the broad ground that they were unsuited to the genius of American institutions and the American character. There was nothing technical in this, certainly.
Hut if the case was a hopeless or very dangerous one, there was... anoiher way to get rid of it. " The world was all before" the culprit " where to choose. " The jails were in such a condition — generally small log jiens— that they held the prisoner very little better than did the indictment : for the most part, they held no one but Indians, who had no friend outside who could help them, and no skill inside to prize out. It was a matter of free election for the culprit in a desperate case, whethet he would remain in jail or not ; and it is astonishing how few e.
What to read after A Memoir of S S Prentiss volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lewis Prentiss to read onlineMoreLess
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