Collection search - WO 71. Judge Advocate General's Office. Courts Martial Proceedings [textual record]

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WO 71. Judge Advocate General's Office. Courts Martial Proceedings [textual record]

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Date:

1763-1814.

Reference:

MG13-WO71

Type of material:

Textual material

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

99786

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War Office fonds

WO 71. Judge Advocate General's Office. Courts Martial Proceedings
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Series includes:

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Date(s):

1763-1814.

Place of creation:

No place, unknown, or undetermined

Extent:

13.7 cm of textual records (672 p.) transcripts & photocopies.

Language of material:

English

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War Office 71 consists of 1352 volumes, comprising the proceedings, including warrants, letters, etc., of courts martial. The National Archives has acquired copies of the courts martial of James Glenie, 1780, Joseph Corriveaux, 1763, and Major-General Henry Procter, 1814. Some of this material is available on microfilm reel C-12585.

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Great Britain. War Office. Judge Advocate General's Office

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Great Britain. War Office. Judge Advocate General's Office : The Judge Advocate General was the officer responsible for the conduct of prosecutions of courts martial throughout the Army and also served as Secretary to the Board of General Officers. When this board was abolished, he continued to serve as legal adviser to the Commander-in-Chief. At various times in Canada's history, civilians have been tried by courts martial.

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Courts-martial and courts of enquiry - Great Britain, 1763, 1780, 1814

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Private

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1988/0351 MSS

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MG13-WO71
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Textual records

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Volume [MG13 W.O. 71]

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56;

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137;

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243;

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Microfilm reel C-12585

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