This book provides a thorough analysis of the laws and principles that govern military government during wartime. It explores the complexities of occupation and governance in hostile territories and presents a comprehensive guide for military and government officials involved in such operations.
Uncover the remarkable life story of Rev. Joseph Harrington, a pioneer Congregational minister who served in Massachusetts and Connecticut during the 19th century. This memoir provides insight into the challenges and triumphs of a clergyman in a rapidly changing society.
Excerpt from The War Powers of the President: And the Legislative Powers of Congress in Relation to Rebellion, Treason and Slavery It is the conviction of many thoughtful persons, that slavery has now become practically irreconcilable with republican institutions, and that it constitutes, at the present time, the chief obstacle to the restoration of the Union. They know that slavery can triumph only by overthrowing the republic; they believe that the republic can triumph only by overthrowing slavery.
This collection of sermons by Joseph Harrington offers inspiring messages of hope and faith for Christians of all denominations. With a deep understanding of the gospel and a compassionate writing style, Harrington's sermons are a true gift to believers.
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Whiting's influential treatise on the constitutional limits of war powers in the United States was first published in 1862, during the Civil War. Arguing that the president can only exercise war powers in accordance with the strict limits set by the Constitution, Whiting provides a powerful defense of civil liberties and the rule of law. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American political thought and the role of the executive in times of crisis.
First published in 1851, Rural Thoughts and Scenes is a collection of poems and essays written by William Whiting, an English philanthropist and social reformer. Combining vivid descriptions of rural life with passionate advocacy for the rights of the working class, this book offers a poignant glimpse into the struggles and aspirations of the Victorian era. With its elegant style and powerful message, Rural Thoughts and Scenes remains a classic work of social commentary.