The English bill of rights is prohibiting cruel and unusual punishment, as well as excessive bail. When the government wanted to keep someone in jail illegally they would declare a huge amount of money for bail which could not be paid. This would give off the illusion that the person could walk out on bail but in reality it was done on purpose to prevent them. Also, cruel and unusual punishment such as torture or similar was common so the bill of rights outlawed it.
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Answer: D. Marry,have children, and work hard at home.
Explanation:
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In the beginning Jurgis ignores his injury and continues working. He had fainted, and the company doctor sends him home saying his injury would take months to heal. The company told him the company could not be held responsible for his injury. So he lays home in bed worrying about his future and for the first time, thinks he might be defeated because of his injury.
