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08 26 8 1859 21 2 1800 20 18G1 32 4 1862 ...
28 2 Total in 5 years - 127 Totalin5years 1. 1 BELGIUM.
The abolition of capital punishment has long had many encrf^etic advocates in Belgium, including some of the principal Ministers of State. For a period of five years, namely, from I8. J0 to 1834, their influence was so considerable as to induce the Government virtually to suspend the capital penalty, and no execution took place durin" that term. The result was so satisfactory that in those five ...years only 22 persons were condemned for homicidal crimes — a con- siderably smaller number than for any preceding five years of the present century. In the five years ending 1829 there were 22 executions in Belgium. But in the next five years, with no execu- tions at all, there were fewer murders committed than previously. Nevertheless, owing to the fears of certain influential parties, capital j)unishment Avas resumed in 1835, though to a far more limited extent than in former years. Four persons were cxec jatcd during, the ensuing fiv e ye ars ending 1839, but thecommiaals fai- lioniicidal/^ ^ crjin cs, which for 3 o~yea r3 past Lad I> ech~steadi l^decreasi ng, no w^^— -^ rose nearly 50 per cent, as compared with the preceding non-capital pimishinej vt period.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
08 26 8 1859 21 2 1800 20 18G1 32 4 1862 ...
28 2 Total in 5 years - 127 Totalin5years 1. 1 BELGIUM.
The abolition of capital punishment has long had many encrf^etic advocates in Belgium, including some of the principal Ministers of State. For a period of five years, namely, from I8. J0 to 1834, their influence was so considerable as to induce the Government virtually to suspend the capital penalty, and no execution took place durin" that term. The result was so satisfactory that in those five ...years only 22 persons were condemned for homicidal crimes — a con- siderably smaller number than for any preceding five years of the present century. In the five years ending 1829 there were 22 executions in Belgium. But in the next five years, with no execu- tions at all, there were fewer murders committed than previously. Nevertheless, owing to the fears of certain influential parties, capital j)unishment Avas resumed in 1835, though to a far more limited extent than in former years. Four persons were cxec jatcd during, the ensuing fiv e ye ars ending 1839, but thecommiaals fai- lioniicidal/^ ^ crjin cs, which for 3 o~yea r3 past Lad I> ech~steadi l^decreasi ng, no w^^— -^ rose nearly 50 per cent, as compared with the preceding non-capital pimishinej vt period.
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