An Essay On Crimes And Punishments
An Essay On Crimes And Punishments
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The tyrant infpires his vallate with fear and fervility, which rebound upon him with double force, and are the caufe of his torment. Fear, the more private and domeftic it is, the lefs dange- rous is it to him who makes it the inftru- ment of his happinefs ; but the more it is public, and the greater number of people it affects, the greater is the probability that fome mad, defperate, or deligning perfon will feduce others to his party, by flattering expectations ; and this will be the more eal...ily accomplished, as the dan- ger of the enterprize will be divided amongft. A greater number, becaufe the value the unhappy fet upon their exiflence is lefs, as their mifery is greater.
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164 AN E S S A Y ON ] CHAP. XLL Of the Means of preventing Crimes.
IT is better to prevent crimes, than to punifh them. This is the fundamen- tal principle of good legiflation, which is the art of conducting men to the maximum of happinefs, and to the minimum of mifery, if we may apply this mathematical expref-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tyrant infpires his vallate with fear and fervility, which rebound upon him with double force, and are the caufe of his torment. Fear, the more private and domeftic it is, the lefs dange- rous is it to him who makes it the inftru- ment of his happinefs ; but the more it is public, and the greater number of people it affects, the greater is the probability that fome mad, defperate, or deligning perfon will feduce others to his party, by flattering expectations ; and this will be the more eal...ily accomplished, as the dan- ger of the enterprize will be divided amongft. A greater number, becaufe the value the unhappy fet upon their exiflence is lefs, as their mifery is greater.
M 2 CHAP.
164 AN E S S A Y ON ] CHAP. XLL Of the Means of preventing Crimes.
IT is better to prevent crimes, than to punifh them. This is the fundamen- tal principle of good legiflation, which is the art of conducting men to the maximum of happinefs, and to the minimum of mifery, if we may apply this mathematical expref-.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cesare Beccaria to read onlineMoreLess
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