Military Laws of the United States: Under the Dircection of the Honorable Daniel S. Lamont, Secretar

"The Military Laws of the United States," published under the direction of the Honorable Daniel S. Lamont, Secretary of War, is a comprehensive compilation of the laws governing the United States military. This historical document offers invaluable insight into the legal framework that shaped the nation's armed forces during the late 19th century. It presents a detailed overview of regulations, statutes, and provisions that defined military operations, governance, and jurisprudence.

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