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The law of martial rule

Charles Fairman

1943

Boars, bazaars and bugging out

Sandra Kelton Pitts

2013

Hydrodynamics

Sir Horace Lamb

1895

Message of the President of the United States

United States. Department of State.

1858

American Bastille

John A. Marshall

1871

Southern Rights: Political Prisoners and the Myth of Confederate Constitutionalism

Mark E. Neely, Jr.

1999

Liberty's last stand

Stephen Coonts

2016

Occupier's law

Raja Shehadeh

1985

Trial of Lambdin P. Milligan

Harry Joseph Sievers

1964

A Question of Color: A Study of South Africa

[name missing]

1906

American bastile

John A. Marshall

1869

Martial law

Tatlow Jackson

1862

The army and the law

Garrard Glenn

1918

Military government and martial law

William E. Birkhimer

1892

The war powers of the President, military arrests, and reconstruction of the Union

William Whiting

1864

Bayonets in Paradise

Jane L. Scheiber, Harry N. Scheiber, Harry N Scheiber

1997

War powers under the Constitution of the United States

William Whiting

1864

Land reform and tourism development

Linda K. Richter

1982

A treatise on martial law, and courts-martial

Alexander Macomb

1809

American Bastile: A History of the Illegal Arrests and Imprisonment of American Citizens During ..

John A. Marshall

1869

The Milligan case

Lambdin P. Milligan

1970

Public

United States. Adjutant-General's Office.

1863

Martial law

S. S. Nicholas

1862

Deadly Manifesto

Jack Joy

2015

A War of Shadows

Jack L. Chalker

1991

Darkest Days

Stan Gallon

2007

Decision of the U. S. Supreme Court on military commissions

United States. Supreme Court.

1866

Fourteen months in American bastiles

F. K. Howard

1863

Hawaii under Army rule

Joseph Garner Anthony

1975

Voice of freedom

H. L. Wegley

2016

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