Excerpt(s) from the third edition (1914)

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(Annexation of Territory)

Formerly adverse military occupation vested in the conqueror a right to all property found there and transferred to him the sovereignty of the subjugated territory. He appropriated the former without stint, nor did he hesitate to press the inhabitants into the ranks of his army. That was the rule from earliest times down through the Napoleonic period.




Also see --
Military Jurisdiction under the US Constitution




REFERENCE
Military Government and Martial Law

by William E. Birkhimer
Kansas City, Missouri, Franklin Hudson Publishing Co.
third edition, revised (1914)

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