W. Wesley Pue, (Ottawa:
Carleton University Press, October, 1988) (co-edited with J.B. Wright)
Canadian Perspectives on
Law and Society: Essays in Legal History
CONTENTS
PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
PART ONE: INTRODUCTION
Chapter IPART TWO: APPROACHES: THEORY AND METHODOLOGY
An Introduction to Canadian Law in History
by Barry Wright
Chapter IIPART THREE: SOCIAL WELFARE AND LABOUR RELATIONS
Theory and Method in the History of Law
by W. Wesley PueChapter III
Some Reflections on the "New" Legal History in Relation to Weber's Sociology of Law
by Susan BinnieChapter IV
Doing Justice to "British Justice": Law, Ideology and Canadian Historiography
by Greg MarquisChapter V
Dialogical Jurisprudence
by David HowesChapter VI
Maternal Feminism, Legal Professionalism and Political Progmatism: The Rise and Fall of Magistrate Margaret Patterson, 1922 - 1934
by Dorothy E. ChunnChapter VII
Very Late Loyalist Fantasies: Nostalgic Tory History and the Rule of Law in Upper Canada
by Paul Romney
Chapter VIIIPART FOUR: CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CIVIL LIBERTIES
Issues in Social Welfare and Labour Relations
by W. Wesley PueChapter IX
Assistance to Veterans and their Dependants: Steps on the Way to the Administrative State, 1914-1929
by Margaret E. McCallumChapter X
The Cold Hand of Charity: The Court of Quarter Sessions and Poor Relief in the Niagara District, 1828 - 1841
by David R. MurrayChapter XI
Living Wage and Living Profit: Wage Determination by Conciliation Boards under the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act, 1907 - 1925
by Jereme Webber
Chapter XII
Issues in Criminal Law and Authority: Civil Liberties and Morality
by Barry WrightChapter XIII
The General Court Martial of 1838 - 39 in Lower Canada: an Abuse of Justice
by F. Murray GreenwoodChapter XIV
The Drafting and Passage of the War Measures Act in 1914 and 1927: Object Lessons in the Need for Vigilance
by F. Murrary GreenwoodChapter XV
The Canadian Magistracy and the Anti-White Slavery Campaign, 1900 - 1920
by John McLaren