Samuel F. Cohn papers, circa 1920-1939.

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Samuel F. Cohn papers, circa 1920-1939.

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The Samuel F. Cohn papers contain materials regarding his military service in the United States (U.S.) Army during the 1920s and 1930s, emphasizing the Judge Advocate General and legal training. The official and personal correspondence documents orders and daily activities. The official papers contain reports written by Cohn on military law, military organization, and criminal justice. A legal brief written by Cohn on behalf accused soldiers and court transcripts are also included in the official papers. The last sections consist of a poem and a published article written by Cohn regarding martial law in Washington Territory.

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