| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In line with the Cromwellian view, Scottish jurist and historian Sir James Mackintosh considered that ???Martial Law [is a] necessity: that Martial law put in force against rebels and enemies was only a more regular and convenient mode of exercising the right to kill in war, a right originating in self-defence and limited to those cases where such killing is necessary as a means of insuring that e
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