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2 years ago in Bibliography , Historiography By Samaira
I’m building a bibliography and need to know: are there dedicated historical studies that focus specifically on martial law as practiced in the Early Modern era?
Much of the scholarship I find jumps from medieval commissions to 19th-century colonial uses. I'm searching for monographs or major articles that treat the Early Modern period (c.1500-1800) as a distinct context for analyzing martial law. Who are the leading scholars, and what are the primary case studies (e.g., the Tudor reconquest of Ireland, the dragonnades in France) that form the core of this sub-field?
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