The practice of courts-martial also the legal exposition and military explanation of the mutiny act, and articles of war, together with the crimes and sentences of numerous courts-martial, and the remarks thereupon by His Majesty, and the several commanders in-chief in the East-Indies, and on foreign stations, &c. the whole forming a manual of the judicial and military duties of an officer in various situations. likewise the general rules of evidence - the mode of proceedings by regimental court-martial - in appeals from a regimental to a general court-martial - and the mode of proceeding by general court-martial, according to the practice of the Horse-Guards : also an exposition of the criminal and statute law of England, applicable to capital &c. crimes, cognizable by general courts-martial; together with the forms of indictment, the evidence, the number of witnesses, and the penalty prescribed in each case; with several cases decided in the courts of law, relative to the military body, and various other matter, from the latest and most approved works.
1825