Biographical SketchesBooks for Libraries Press, 1972 - 517 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 236
... crime , the Untersuchungs richter ( which may be translated Examining judge ) , a functionary acting both as prosecutor and as judge , sets to work to ascertain , in their minutest detail , all the facts constituting the supposed crime ...
... crime , the Untersuchungs richter ( which may be translated Examining judge ) , a functionary acting both as prosecutor and as judge , sets to work to ascertain , in their minutest detail , all the facts constituting the supposed crime ...
الصفحة 276
... crime from such a man ? ” And is a man who confesses his crime to escape its appro- priate punishment , because , up to the time of committing it , he had sufficient hypocrisy to conceal his real disposition , or the good fortune not to ...
... crime from such a man ? ” And is a man who confesses his crime to escape its appro- priate punishment , because , up to the time of committing it , he had sufficient hypocrisy to conceal his real disposition , or the good fortune not to ...
الصفحة 277
... crime which he confessed was a consequence almost inevitable , as soon as the appropriate temptation occurred . And so utter was his moral depravity , that neither experience nor the reflection of nearly five years of solitary ...
... crime which he confessed was a consequence almost inevitable , as soon as the appropriate temptation occurred . And so utter was his moral depravity , that neither experience nor the reflection of nearly five years of solitary ...
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9th Thermidor accused admitted advocate afterwards answer appears army arrested believe Berryer Besançon Bicêtre Bonaparte called Cazeaux Chief Justice Coke conduct confession constitution Convention convicted Coudray's counsel court crime criminal danger death decision defence despotism destroyed Directory doubt EDINBURGH REVIEW England English enquiry evidence executed fact father favour Feuerbach force fortune France French Froudière give guilty honour House of Lords imprisonment innocent judge jury Kleinschrot Konrad Ladiges legislative body Legislature lettre de cachet Lord Campbell Lord Mansfield Marie Clereaux ment mother murder nation Ney's night obtained opinion Paris Parliament party perhaps persons Pinneberg political principle prisoner probably proceedings proof proved punishment Ramcke refused remarkable Revolution Riembauer Robespierre rule rule in Shelley's scarcely seems sentence Sinnamary supposed Thibault thought tion told took trial tribunal Tronson du Coudray Wagner whole wife witnesses