‘Crime and Punishment in the Royal  Navy of the Seven Years` War, 1755-1763’ is a 208 page historical eBook written by Markus Eder and has attracted a multitude of highly favourable reviews.  Contents include: Problems and Arguments, Literature and Sources, Administrative and Living Conditions in the Royal Navy, The Interaction of the Royal Navy and Civil Law Courts, Interaction of the Navy and Civil Law Courts in the, Seddon Correspondence , The Integration of Problem Groups and Criminals into theRoyal Navy, The Development of Naval Law between 1650 and 1750, Offences against Individual Persons, Offences against the State, Offences against God and Religion, Genesis, Composition and Proceedings of Courts-Martial, Assembly and Composition of Courts-Martial, The Conduct of Naval Trials, Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Criticism of Courts-Martial, Procedures, The Patterns of Crime and Punishment in the Royal Navy, Summary Punishment, Courts-Martial, Regional Variability of Naval Crime in the Mirror of Logbooks and Courts-Martial, The Use of Mercy in the Royal Navy, The Pardoning Process of Mariners Capitally Convicted by Assizes, Capital Convictions and the Pardoning System in the Royal Navy and the Six Aspects of Major Importance. (File Size: 826 KB)

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Markus Eder, acting as an academic freelancer, self-publishes his academic legal history monographies. He is the Author of "Crime and Punishment in the Royal Navy of the Seven Years` War, 1755-1763" which was originally published by Ashgate, Aldershot in 2004. Markus now retains the rights to this work. Although initially very much underestimated, by now this work has acquired such a reputation that it not only attracted a multitude of highly favorable reviews, but has even been quoted as a work of utmost authority in two terrorism related law cases tried before the highest US-American law court, the Supreme Court of the United States in Washington. (Compare for this the two Supreme Court Cases Nos. 07-394 and 06-1666, Geren versus Omar and Munaf versus Geren, both 2008)

His second book, "At The Instigation of the Devil: Capital Punishment and the Assize in early Modern England, 1670-1730” is also offered at eBookGuides4Life.com as an eBook.