Addresses of Um Rose
Addresses of Um Rose
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For very petty offenses, many of them not now con- demned by law, there were various punishments, many of which were more to be dreaded than death. Thou- 218 Addresses sands of convicts were annually sent to the galleys, where, during working hours, except in very inclement weather, they were chained to the shuddering oar with- out any vestige of clothing. Their food was poor and insufficient. The result was that the death rate was something frightful; and the exceptionally strong who survived ...the ordeal were frequently kept in chains for ten to fifteen years after their terms had expired.
I need not notice the foul and overcrowded prisons for debtors that abounded everywhere.
The terrible punishments denounced by law had the effect to defeat the ends which the law was intended to accomplish. If one had committed some slight offense punishable with death he had nothing left but to join some troop of brigands in which he would take his chances in a permanent war on society. Thus it was that crime constantly increased, though bodies of sup- posed malefactors were always swinging on the gallows as a warning to evildoers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For very petty offenses, many of them not now con- demned by law, there were various punishments, many of which were more to be dreaded than death. Thou- 218 Addresses sands of convicts were annually sent to the galleys, where, during working hours, except in very inclement weather, they were chained to the shuddering oar with- out any vestige of clothing. Their food was poor and insufficient. The result was that the death rate was something frightful; and the exceptionally strong who survived ...the ordeal were frequently kept in chains for ten to fifteen years after their terms had expired.
I need not notice the foul and overcrowded prisons for debtors that abounded everywhere.
The terrible punishments denounced by law had the effect to defeat the ends which the law was intended to accomplish. If one had committed some slight offense punishable with death he had nothing left but to join some troop of brigands in which he would take his chances in a permanent war on society. Thus it was that crime constantly increased, though bodies of sup- posed malefactors were always swinging on the gallows as a warning to evildoers.
What to read after Addresses of Um Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Uriah M Uriah Milton Rose to read onlineMoreLess
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