Zweyfache Glückseligkeit Aus Der Von Rechtes Wegen Vollzogenen Todesstrafe: In Einer Sittenrede Vorgetragen
"Zweyfache Gl ckseligkeit Aus Der Von Rechtes Wegen Vollzogenen Todesstrafe" (Twofold Happiness Arising from the Lawfully Executed Death Penalty) is a moral discourse by Bonaventura Lueger exploring the justifications and consequences of capital punishment. Presented as a speech, the text delves into the ethical and societal implications of the death penalty, reflecting the legal and philosophical perspectives of the time. This work provides valuable insight into 18th-century attitudes toward crime, punishment, and the role of the state in administering justice. It remains relevant for those interested in the history of legal thought, moral philosophy, and the ongoing debate surrounding capital punishment.
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