Francisco Moyen: Or, the Inquisition As It Was in South America
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And truly it may be said without exaggeration that the prisoners live in a common privy !" Are these the prisons which Seiior Saavedra aud his commentators so much delight in P We have no doubt that Llorente speaks of some Inquisitions which may have had lofty dungeons, dry and ventilated, &c., and even the edifices may have been sumptuously built, as was the burning place at Seville, which was made of hewn stone ; but it must be understood, that though having these qualities they were not the ...less horrible !
" Because (as according to Rodriguez Buron, vol. 1, page 120, Llorente himself says) besides the stain of vulgar infamy attached to it, which did to no other prison, civil or ecclesiastical, it produced in the prisoner a feeling of profound sadness, by the continued solitude, his utter ignorance of the state of his case, the impossibility of receiving any relief by communication with his advocate, themany hours of darkness in the winter time, as he was not allowed to have light from nine in the evening until seven the following morning, long enough to pro- duce a mortal hypochondria, besides suffering from the cold, as he was denied the use of fire." CHAPTEK VII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And truly it may be said without exaggeration that the prisoners live in a common privy !" Are these the prisons which Seiior Saavedra aud his commentators so much delight in P We have no doubt that Llorente speaks of some Inquisitions which may have had lofty dungeons, dry and ventilated, &c., and even the edifices may have been sumptuously built, as was the burning place at Seville, which was made of hewn stone ; but it must be understood, that though having these qualities they were not the ...less horrible !
" Because (as according to Rodriguez Buron, vol. 1, page 120, Llorente himself says) besides the stain of vulgar infamy attached to it, which did to no other prison, civil or ecclesiastical, it produced in the prisoner a feeling of profound sadness, by the continued solitude, his utter ignorance of the state of his case, the impossibility of receiving any relief by communication with his advocate, themany hours of darkness in the winter time, as he was not allowed to have light from nine in the evening until seven the following morning, long enough to pro- duce a mortal hypochondria, besides suffering from the cold, as he was denied the use of fire." CHAPTEK VII.
What to read after Francisco Moyen: Or, the Inquisition As It Was in South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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