1The Report of a Constitution or Form of Government for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 28 – 31 October 1779 (Adams Papers)
person can in any case be subjected to law martial, or to any penalties or pains, by virtue of...
2VIII. “U” to the Boston Gazette, 5 September 1763 (Adams Papers)
...superiority, not only to every other system of laws, martial, or cannon, or civil, but to all...
3V. “U” to the Boston Gazette, 1 August 1763 (Adams Papers)
...of England, is Superiour to all other Laws Martial or Common, in every English Government;...
4To George Washington from Thomas Langley Collyer, 27 May 1781 (Washington Papers)
...Enemy is by the Practise of Nations & the Law martial triable by a Court martial as a Spy....
5IV. The Declaration as Adopted by Congress, [6 July 1775] (Jefferson Papers)
...and order the use and exercise of the Law Martial.” His Troops have butchered our Countrymen,...
6III. John Dickinson’s Composition Draft, 26 June–6 July 1775 (Jefferson Papers)
...& order the use & Exercise of the Law Martial.” His Troops have butchered our Countrymen;...
7Observations upon [Thomas Pownall], State of the Constitution of the Colonies, [1769?] (Franklin Papers)
...the King cannot erect or establish any law martial or military command, by any commission...
8Samuel Haines to Thomas Jefferson, 26 September 1810 (Jefferson Papers)
law; martial [index entry]
9Thomas Jefferson to Alexander Macomb, 1 October 1809 (Jefferson Papers)
law; martial [index entry]
10From Thomas Jefferson to Edward Stevens, 19 July 1780 (Jefferson Papers)
...&c., was “declared to be subject to the law martial as declared by congress” on 20 Sep. 1776;...