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REMARKS
ON
CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS
AND THE
PENITENTIARY SYSTEM.
BY A CITIZEN OF BOSTON.
While the safety of society is provided for, it should he our aim i.
reform the criminal. - Anon.
Never inflict extreme punishment without necessity. - Empeor of
Austria.
The cause of crime is to he found in the impunity of the criminal,
rather than in the mildness of the punishment.- IInesuir.
A multitude of sanguinar punishments is impolitic and unjust. -
Consitiuion of lyew e.
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TUTTLE AND WEEKS.
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