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The Law and the Poor

The Law and the Poor

Author: Sir Edward Abbott Parry Genre: Literature
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The Law and the Poor

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The Law and the Poor

Chapter 14 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT

Word Count: 6489    |    Released on: 01/12/2017

er offences. They hold that the punishment of death ought to be inflicted only for crimes of the highest magnitude;

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1 Chapter 1 REMEDIES OF TO-MORROW 2992 Chapter 2 No.23 Chapter 3 No.34 Chapter 4 No.45 Chapter 5 PAST AND PRESENT6 Chapter 6 THE ANCIENTS AND THE DEBTOR7 Chapter 7 OF IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT IN ENGLAND8 Chapter 8 HOW THE MACHINE WORKS9 Chapter 9 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION10 Chapter 10 BANKRUPTCY11 Chapter 11 DIVORCE12 Chapter 12 FLAT-TRAPS AND THEIR VICTIMS13 Chapter 13 POVERTY AND PROCEDURE14 Chapter 14 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT15 Chapter 15 THE POLICE COURT16 Chapter 16 LANDLORD AND TENANT17 Chapter 17 THE TWO PUBLIC HOUSES18 Chapter 18 THE TWO PUBLIC HOUSES 1819 Chapter 19 REMEDIES OF TO-DAY20 Chapter 20 REMEDIES OF TO-MORROW