Conquest (English Wikipedia)

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  • Miquelon, Dale. 1977. Society and Conquest. ISBN 0-7730-3132-4
  • Day, David. 2008. Conquest: How Societies Overwhelm Others. ISBN 0-19-923934-7
  • Cambridge Ancient History. Vol I pg. 261, 519; Vol III, 99, 100-101 ISBN 0-521-85073-8
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  • Nieboer, H. 1900. Slavery as an industrial system.
  • Smyth, R. 1878. The Aborigines of Victoria. Vol I. pg. 181

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  • Halil Inalcik (1954), "Ottoman Methods of Conquest", Studia Islamica (2): 103–129, doi:10.2307/1595144, JSTOR 1595144
  • Gilat, Israel Zvi (2009). "The Enigma of "Conquest by War" as a Manner of Transferring Rights in Jewish Law". Shenaton ha-Mishpat ha-Ivri: Annual of the Institute for Research in Jewish Law (in Hebrew). 26: 99 (note 23). JSTOR 23419358. And in any case, a kingdom that went up against another kingdom until it completely uprooted its fellow nation and put others in their place, lo, that [newly instated] one has the status of a new kingdom, and, [in doing so], it has legally acquired its possession, just as they said, Ammon and Moab were purified in Sihon (Gittin 38a). What it has taken is valid and there is nothing left for the [original] owners, even if they had not despaired [of their loss].; Ibn Abi-Zimra, David (1749). David Ashkenazi (ed.). The Responsa of the Radbaz (in Hebrew). Vol. 1. Venice. pp. 78–79., s.v. Part III, responsum no. 533 (reprinted in Israel, n.d.)
  • Gilat, Israel Z.; Jabareen, Amal M. (2016). "The Effect of Military Conquest on Private Ownership in Jewish and Islamic Law". Journal of Law and Religion. 31 (2): 236. JSTOR 26336674., citing Isaiah di Trani
  • Gilat, Israel Z.; Jabareen, Amal M. (2016). "The Effect of Military Conquest on Private Ownership in Jewish and Islamic Law". Journal of Law and Religion. 31 (2): 232. JSTOR 26336674.

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