Archology Or the Science of Government
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Faith, indeed, is not con- fined to government. It expresses one of the most common and most rational acts of an intelligent being. "With little exception all historical belief is simply faith in the authority of historians. J^early all scien- tific belief among the masses of the people is merely faith in the authority of scientific men. The im- mensely larger proportion of all i-ational belief is only faith in the authority of the various sources of evi- dence. Government justly demands from s...ubjects this faith in its authority as to law. It expresses the importance of law by the magnitude of punishment, and demands that the subject obey law in view of this importance. Thus is punishment first instructive.
Second. Punishment is instructive hy heing the meas- ure of the degree of crime involved in transgressing law.
It is in view of the badness or the criminality in- volved in transgressing a law that the subject is to avoid such transgression. But tlie punishment is the measure of that criminality, and is the legal evidence of it to the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Faith, indeed, is not con- fined to government. It expresses one of the most common and most rational acts of an intelligent being. "With little exception all historical belief is simply faith in the authority of historians. J^early all scien- tific belief among the masses of the people is merely faith in the authority of scientific men. The im- mensely larger proportion of all i-ational belief is only faith in the authority of the various sources of evi- dence. Government justly demands from s...ubjects this faith in its authority as to law. It expresses the importance of law by the magnitude of punishment, and demands that the subject obey law in view of this importance. Thus is punishment first instructive.
Second. Punishment is instructive hy heing the meas- ure of the degree of crime involved in transgressing law.
It is in view of the badness or the criminality in- volved in transgressing a law that the subject is to avoid such transgression. But tlie punishment is the measure of that criminality, and is the legal evidence of it to the subject.
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