An edition of Principles of penal law
(1772)
Principles of penal law.
The third edition.
by William Eden baron Auckland
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Criminal procedure, Criminal law, Early works to 1800, PunishmentPlaces
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Table of Contents
Of the origin of legislation
Of penal laws
Of the infliction of death
Of banishment
Of forfeiture, and corruption of blood
Of imprisonment
Of corporal punishments, and of infamy
Of fines
Of the disposal of the dead body of the criminal
Of crimes
Of crimes relative to religion
Of crimes relative to the law of nations
Of treasons
A digression relative to the English trials in cases of high treason
A further digression relative to the gradual improvements of criminal process
Of other crimes immediately relative to the state
Of murder
Of duelling
Of suicide
Of other crimes relative to the persons of individuals
Of crimes relative to property
Of crimes of positive institution
Of the composition and promulgation of laws
Of the execution of penal laws
Of the importance of this subject.
Edition Notes
Published anonymously. Written by William Eden, Baron Auckland. Cf. Halkett & Laing.
Signatures: pi² b⁸ c⁴ B-X⁸ Y⁶.
Includes bibliographical references.
ESTC T136250
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