Early Rhode Island
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N. E. Silver. However modern civilization may err in treatment of the debtor, its humane intention is a great gain over the severity prevailing two centuries since. In the procedure with Blandin, clumsy though it was, the Court was trying sincerely to distinguish between a disas- ter and a crime. It laid down the general proposition " poor persons that have not to pay their debts, shall not lie languishing in prison. " The Court adjudged, considering " the debtor's poverty, and creditor's due d...ebt, not for profuse expenses, but for diet for himself and wife, do order. " Blandin was to work out his debt " on carpentry upon this island, being boarded by the creditor. " And there were minute provisions for valuing work and trading in Sabeere's timber to help " work out. " Altogether, it was a careful finding of justice in the con- crete, and in advance of the times in procedure, whether of Massachusetts, Connecticut, or England.
9* Durfee, p. 124, et seq.
118 The Colony and the Town of Providence Indictments for the " vague misdemeanor denominated contempt of authority " were common.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N. E. Silver. However modern civilization may err in treatment of the debtor, its humane intention is a great gain over the severity prevailing two centuries since. In the procedure with Blandin, clumsy though it was, the Court was trying sincerely to distinguish between a disas- ter and a crime. It laid down the general proposition " poor persons that have not to pay their debts, shall not lie languishing in prison. " The Court adjudged, considering " the debtor's poverty, and creditor's due d...ebt, not for profuse expenses, but for diet for himself and wife, do order. " Blandin was to work out his debt " on carpentry upon this island, being boarded by the creditor. " And there were minute provisions for valuing work and trading in Sabeere's timber to help " work out. " Altogether, it was a careful finding of justice in the con- crete, and in advance of the times in procedure, whether of Massachusetts, Connecticut, or England.
9* Durfee, p. 124, et seq.
118 The Colony and the Town of Providence Indictments for the " vague misdemeanor denominated contempt of authority " were common.
What to read after Early Rhode Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Babcock Weeden to read onlineMoreLess
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