text_original: [Sidenote: 1820  Offences that entailed the death penalty] In the early days of George the Fourth's reign Sir James Mackintosh, the famous historian, philosopher, and philanthropist, brought into the House of Commons a measure for abolishing the punishment of death in cases of the stealing of property to the value of five shillings, and he succeeded in carrying his measure through Parliament.
text_transcription: F IN THE EARLY DAYS OF GEORGE THE FOURTH'S REIGN SIR JAMES MACKINTOSH THE FAMOUS HISTORIAN PHILOSOPHER AND PHILANTHROPIST BROUGHT INTO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS A MEASURE FOR ABOLISHING THE PUNISHMENT OF DEATH IN CASES OF THE STEALING OF PROPERTY TO THE VALUE OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND HE SUCCEEDED IN CARRYING THIS MEASURE THROUGH PARLIAMENT
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