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A History of Law in Canada, Volume One : Beginnings to 1866 / Volume 1, Beginnings to 1866 / Beginnings to 1866 / Volume 1,
This volume presents a history of the development of three legal traditions in Canada - the Indigenous, the French, and the English.
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Toronto :
Published for the Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History by University of Toronto Press,
[2018]
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- PART ONE: INTRODUCTION. 1 Introduction
- 2 Roots: Indigenous Legal Traditions
- 3 Roots: French Legal Traditions
- 4 Roots: British Legal Traditions
- PART TWO: EUROPEAN CHARTERED ENTERPRISE, NEW FRANCE, AND THE ENCOUNTER WITH INDIGENOUS LAW, 1500-1701. 5 Early Contacts, Early Charters
- 6 Law and Governance in the French Possessions: Public Law and the Growth of Institutions
- 7 Law and Governance in the English Possessions
- 8 The Interface of European and Indigenous Law
- 9 French Private Law
- 10 The Early Modern Legacy
- PART THREE: THE LONG EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, 1701-1815. 11 Constitutional Law in the Long Eighteenth Century
- 12 New France/Quebec/Lower Canada: Political Institutions, Courts, and Relations with Indigenous Peoples
- 13 The British Colonies of Settlement: Political Institutions, Courts, and Relations with Indigenous Peoples
- 14 The British Commercial Territories: Newfoundland and Rupert's Land
- 15 The Legal Professions
- 16 Criminal Law and Criminal Justice
- 17 Indigenous Law
- 18 Private Law: The Civil Law
- 19 Private Law: The Common Law
- 20 The Early Modern Legacy
- PART FOUR: BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, 1815-1860s. 21 Law in British North America, 1815-1866: Introduction
- 22 Court Systems and Judicial Personnel
- 23 Sources of Law and Law ReformSources of Law in Common Law Jurisdictions
- 24 Indigenous Law in British North America
- 25 The Legal Professions
- 26 Constitutional Developments I: European-Indigenous Relations, the Old Colonial System, and the Rebellions, 1815-ca 1839
- 27 Constitutional Developments II: The Act of Union, Responsible Government, and the Origins of Acculturation Policy, ca 1840-1866T
- 28 Criminal Justice I: Criminal Law, Punishment, and Policing
- 29 Criminal Justice II: The Criminal Trial
- 30 Land Law and Policy: Titles, Tenure, Squatters, Indigenous Dispossession, and the Rights and Obligations of Ownership
- 31 Law and the Economy I: Common Law, Statutes, and the Emergence of the CorporationJudges, Private Law, and the Economy
- 32 Law and the Economy II: Debtor-Creditor Law
- 33 Less Favoured by Law I: Blacks and Workers
- 34 Less Favoured by Law II: Women and the Law
- 35 Law and Legal Institutions on the Eve of Confederation: The British North American Legacy.