hatred and vengeance as moving purposes of, [12-19;]
reformation viewed as aim of, [19-21;]
as a deterrent from crime, [21-24;]
impossibility of justifying, by any reasoning, [25-27;]
determining correct basis of fixing, [150-157;]
effects of too drastic, [156-157;]
results of, to others than the subject, [158-160;]
evolution of, [161-165;]
capital, [166-171;]
viewed as cruelty, not as a remedial measure, [275.]