Social Statics: Or, the Conditions Essential to Human Happiness Specified, and the First of Them DevelopedChapman, 1851 - 476 páginas |
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... capital punishment , and in the sending of their sons to schools where flogging is practised , and where they themselves were brought up . Now could the judgment of such respecting the commodity - educa- tion be safely relied on ...
... capital punishment , and in the sending of their sons to schools where flogging is practised , and where they themselves were brought up . Now could the judgment of such respecting the commodity - educa- tion be safely relied on ...
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... capital punishment , in zeal for temperance reformation , in ragged schools , in endeavours to protect climbing boys ... punished as much as the carter who maltreats his horse , and lastly , in vegetarianism . Moreover , to make ...
... capital punishment , in zeal for temperance reformation , in ragged schools , in endeavours to protect climbing boys ... punished as much as the carter who maltreats his horse , and lastly , in vegetarianism . Moreover , to make ...
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... punished - has accompanied an equally gradual increase of honesty , and of regard for people's lives and ... capital punishment , condemnations of popular enfranchisement , diatribes against freedom of exchange , rejoicings ...
... punished - has accompanied an equally gradual increase of honesty , and of regard for people's lives and ... capital punishment , condemnations of popular enfranchisement , diatribes against freedom of exchange , rejoicings ...
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