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The law is unspeakably rigorous in the case of an alleged fugitive, but softens into mercy over an alleged pirate or murderer.
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gutenberg.orgThe law is unspeakably rigorous in the case of an alleged fugitive, but softens into mercy over an alleged pirate or murderer.
This quote critiques the harshness of laws against alleged fugitives compared to those for serious criminals.
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