HEYLIGERS, R.W.D.,

Regtspleging van de landmagt en Crimineel wetboek en Reglement van krijgstucht voor het krijgsvolk te lande, gewijzigd overeenkomstig de Wet van 14 November 1879, Staatsblad No. 191 en 192 : met bijvoeging van eenige wetten op het militair strafregt betrekking hebbende. (strafwetten krijgsvolk te lande).

's-Gravenhage, W.P. van Stockum & Zoon, 1886, 2nd edition, viii,137pp. with annotations in ink in the text, front endpapers loose, tooled linen binding. gilt title on spine, 16,5x11cm, treatise on military law.

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Book number: 72283

Catalogue: Law Military history

OPPENHEIM, L.,

International Law A treatise, Vol.1 peace Vol. II War and neutrality

London, Longmans, Green and Co, 1905-1906, first edition, complete set in two volumes, xxxvi,610+xxxiv,595pp. original hardback linen bindings, gilt titles on spines, minor damage to top of spines, minor hole in bottom of spine of volume II. usual wear and tear. Scarce first edition of this important work on international law. "An Outstanding Work on International Law" Oppenheim, L[assa Francis Lawrence].

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Book number: 72287

Catalogue: Law Military history

PRINS, C.H.,

De Nederlandsche militaire wetboeken voor het krijgsvolk te lande met de wijzigingen en veranderingen tot op heden.

Schiedam, H.A.M. Roelants, 1887, 4th edition, (8)+181+(6)pp. some annotations in the text in pencil/ink,original tooled linen binding (binding loose from block) with coat of arms of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in relief on front, gilt title on spine. Good collection of military law.

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Book number: 72284

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VRIES, B. DE,

Het proces Bazaine naar het stenografisch verslag bewerkt door B. de Vries

Schiedam, H.A.M. Roelants, 1875, complete in three volumes, 260+515+509 pages, attractive tooled linnen binding with gilt lettering on spine, scarce, François Achille Bazaine (13 February 1811 - 23 September 1888) was an officer of the French army. Rising from the ranks, during four decades of distinguished service (including 35 years on campaign) under Louis-Philippe and then Napoleon III, he held every rank in the army from Fusilier to Marshal of France. He became renowned for his determination to lead from the front, for his impassive bearing under fire and for personal bravery verging on the foolhardy, which resulted in him being wounded on numerous occasions and having his horse shot from under him twice. From 1863 he was a Marshal of France, and it was in this role that he surrendered the last organized French army to Prussia during the Franco-Prussian war, during the siege of Metz. Sentenced to death by the government of the Third Republic following the war, his sentence was commuted to 20 years imprisonment in exile, from which he subsequently escaped. He eventually settled in Spain where aged 77, he died alone and impoverished in 1888. To the Foreign Legion he remains a hero and to this day is honoured as one of their bravest soldiers. This is the account of his trial by B. de Vries.

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Book number: 65279

Catalogue: Law Military history