Military Control
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This discretionary power of the court is, indeed, to be guided by the directions of the Crown which, with regard to the military offences, has almost an absolute legislative power. His Majesty, says the act, may form articles of war, and constitute courts martial with power to try any crime by such articles, and inflict penalties by sen- tence or judgment of the same. A vast and most im- 27 portant trust ! An unlimited power to create crimes, and annex to them any punishment not extending to li...fe or limb. These are indeed forbidden to be inflicted except for crimes declared to be so punishable by this act, which crimes we have just enumerated, and among which we may observe that any disobedience of lawful commands is one." This will be seen to be truly descriptive and con- firmatory of the vicious character we have imputed to the British system. Why, then, it may be asked, ar- gue at such length for a truth so clearly stated to your hands, by an authority whose universal acceptance and eminence can impart the stamp of currency to it ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This discretionary power of the court is, indeed, to be guided by the directions of the Crown which, with regard to the military offences, has almost an absolute legislative power. His Majesty, says the act, may form articles of war, and constitute courts martial with power to try any crime by such articles, and inflict penalties by sen- tence or judgment of the same. A vast and most im- 27 portant trust ! An unlimited power to create crimes, and annex to them any punishment not extending to li...fe or limb. These are indeed forbidden to be inflicted except for crimes declared to be so punishable by this act, which crimes we have just enumerated, and among which we may observe that any disobedience of lawful commands is one." This will be seen to be truly descriptive and con- firmatory of the vicious character we have imputed to the British system. Why, then, it may be asked, ar- gue at such length for a truth so clearly stated to your hands, by an authority whose universal acceptance and eminence can impart the stamp of currency to it ?
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