Jeremy Bentham : His Life And Work
Jeremy Bentham : His Life And Work
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But now that the Committee has given me the courage to look the idea in the face, I have little fear of the success." ^ " Happy France I " he cried, in commenting on the decision of the Committee that all subjects without distinction should plead in the same form and before the same court : " Happy France ! where aristocratical tyranny is laid low; while in England it is striking fresh root every day. When a peer commits a murder, more mischief is done by his trial than by his crime.
... To the... nation, the life of an idle peer is worth as much as that of an idle porter, but not so much as that of an industrious one.'' He admitted that the right of being tried by their own body in capital cases had been of use to peers so long as they remained in a state of perpetual hostility with the Crown, to which juries were subservient But in modem times this privi- lege had become naught but a burden to the nation — ^by reason of the time and money wasted in the formalities of investigation — and of use to nobody, unless it be to the Lord Chamberlain, and to make a raree-show !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now that the Committee has given me the courage to look the idea in the face, I have little fear of the success." ^ " Happy France I " he cried, in commenting on the decision of the Committee that all subjects without distinction should plead in the same form and before the same court : " Happy France ! where aristocratical tyranny is laid low; while in England it is striking fresh root every day. When a peer commits a murder, more mischief is done by his trial than by his crime.
... To the... nation, the life of an idle peer is worth as much as that of an idle porter, but not so much as that of an industrious one.'' He admitted that the right of being tried by their own body in capital cases had been of use to peers so long as they remained in a state of perpetual hostility with the Crown, to which juries were subservient But in modem times this privi- lege had become naught but a burden to the nation — ^by reason of the time and money wasted in the formalities of investigation — and of use to nobody, unless it be to the Lord Chamberlain, and to make a raree-show !
What to read after Jeremy Bentham : His Life And Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Atkinson, Charles Milner, 1854-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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