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1 Indignation as we defined it (Def. of the Emotions, 2 xx.) is necessarily evil (IV. xlv.); we may, however, remark 3 that, when the sovereign power for the sake of preserving peace 4 punishes a citizen who has injured another, it should not be said 5 to be indignant with the criminal, for it is not incited by 6 hatred to ruin him, it is led by a sense of duty to punish him. 7 8