دانلود کتاب Essays in the History of Canadian Law: A Tribute to Peter N. Oliver

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Contents\nForeword\nIntroduction Peter Oliver and the Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History\nPart One. Criminal Justice: Law, Policy, and the Limits of the Criminal Sanction\n1. Rape in the House of Commons: The Prosecution of Louis Auger, Ottawa, 1929\n2. Wardens and Prisoners: Aspects of Prison Culture in Ontario, 1874–1914\n3. ‘Perverts a Menace’: The Development of the Criminal Sexual Psychopath Offence, 1948\n4. The Law of Rules: Prosecuting Railway Workers in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Ontario\nPart Two. The Judiciary: Ideology, Legitimacy, and Politics\n5. Politics, Promotion, and Professionalism: Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s Judicial Appointments\n6. ‘High above the Generality of the People’: The Ideological Origins of the Nova Scotia Supreme Court Circuit\n7. Judicial Scandal and the Culture of Patronage in Early Confederation, 1867–78\nPart Three. Legal Thought and the Legal Profession: Contested Conceptions of Law and Lawyers\n8. Strategic Benthamism: Rehabilitating United Canada’s Bar through Criminal Law Codification, 1847–54\n9. The Rule of Law and Irish Whig Constitutionalism in Upper Canada: William Warren Baldwin, the ‘Irish Opposition,’ and the Volunteer Connection\nPart Four. New Directions in Legal History – Private Law, International Law, Low Law, and Informal Law\n10. Diplomacy, International Law, and Foreign Fishing in Newfoundland, 1814–30: Revisiting the 1815 Treaty of Paris and the 1818 Convention\n11. Social Workers, Courts, and the Implementation of the Children of Unmarried Parents Act, 1921–69\n12. The David Fasken Estate: Estate Planning and Social History in Early Twentieth-Century Ontario\n13. Squatters’ Rights and the Origins of Edmonton Settlement\nContributors