Benthamiana; Or Select Extracts From the Works of Jeremy Bentham. With An Outline of His Opinions On the Principal Subjects Discussed in His Works
Benthamiana; Or Select Extracts From the Works of Jeremy Bentham. With An Outline of His Opinions On the Principal Subjects Discussed in His Works
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The apparent mischiewnuness of the act being given, the evidence which it affords of the dq^raimtg of a masCs disposition is the less conclusive, the stronger the temptation is by which hehasbesn overcome.
Thus, if a poor man, who is ready to die with hunger, steal a loaf of bread, it is a less explicit sign of depravity, than if a rich man were to commit a theft to the same amount. It will be ob- served, that in this rule all that is said is^ that the evidence of depravity is in this case the ...less oonduuve : it is not said that the depravity is positively the less. For in this case it is possible, for anything that appears to the contrary, that the theft might have been committed, even had the temptation been not so strong.
I 1 HOW THE MISCHIEF OF AN ACT AFFECTED. 309 In this case, the alleviating circamstanee is only a matter of pre- samption ; in the fonner, the aggrayating ciicomstance is a mat- ter of certainty.
Role 4. Wiere the moihe is of the diseocial Hnd^ the apparent tnuchseoousness of the aet^ and ^ strength of the temptation, being pivenj the dqpr€mity is as the degree of deliberation with which it is accompanied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The apparent mischiewnuness of the act being given, the evidence which it affords of the dq^raimtg of a masCs disposition is the less conclusive, the stronger the temptation is by which hehasbesn overcome.
Thus, if a poor man, who is ready to die with hunger, steal a loaf of bread, it is a less explicit sign of depravity, than if a rich man were to commit a theft to the same amount. It will be ob- served, that in this rule all that is said is^ that the evidence of depravity is in this case the ...less oonduuve : it is not said that the depravity is positively the less. For in this case it is possible, for anything that appears to the contrary, that the theft might have been committed, even had the temptation been not so strong.
I 1 HOW THE MISCHIEF OF AN ACT AFFECTED. 309 In this case, the alleviating circamstanee is only a matter of pre- samption ; in the fonner, the aggrayating ciicomstance is a mat- ter of certainty.
Role 4. Wiere the moihe is of the diseocial Hnd^ the apparent tnuchseoousness of the aet^ and ^ strength of the temptation, being pivenj the dqpr€mity is as the degree of deliberation with which it is accompanied.
What to read after Benthamiana; Or Select Extracts From the Works of Jeremy Bentham. With An Outline of His Opinions On the Principal Subjects Discussed in His Works?
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