The Abolition of the Right of the Government

The Abolition of the Right of the Government by John Quincy Adams delves into emancipation under the war power discussing Congress and Executive roles in war and peace powers. Adams argues for martial law's supremacy in war including emancipation authority. The book explores war power over slavery advocating for slave emancipation in invaded territories. It examines military commanders' role in slave emancipation during conflicts addressing martial law's impact on municipal institutions and the moral imperative of eradicating slavery amidst rebellion.