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Knowing, Seeing, Being: Jonathan Edwards, Emily Dickinson, Marianne Moore, and the American Typological Tradition

the richest and most revealing sources extant, documenting the military’s police and judicial efforts to enforce martial law. In Missouri alone, for instance, thousands of military commission trials were held prosecuting both civilians and soldiers for wartime crimes. Provostmarshals were established throughout the state and enforced the general orders of commanders. These records show how martial law was enforced and give insight into how policies were implemented. Nevertheless, Dilbeck’s account addresses important issues and provides insight into the difficult and complex questions confronting the North during this great and devastating conflict.