دانلود کتاب Law, Life, and the Teaching of Legal History: Essays in Honour of G. Blaine Baker

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Cover\nLAW, LIFE, AND THE TEACHING OF LEGAL HISTORY\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nTables and Figures\nForeword: Blaine Baker’s Quebec\nAcknowledgments\nPART ONE | BLAINE BAKER, HIS LIFE AND WORK\n footnotes margins minutes\n 1 Blaine Baker, a Tribute\n 2 Blaine Baker, a Butterfly\n 3 It Was a Man’s World: Blaine Baker and the Writing of Canadian Legal History, 1981–2018\n 4 Traces of Blaine Baker upon McGill’s Faculty of Law Richard Janda\nPART TWO | BLAINE BAKER AND THE FIELD OF LEGAL HISTORY\n Model of a Legal Academian\n 5 The Historical Exploits of Stella March: Reflecting on Feminist Legal History\n 6 The Case of the Frederick Gerring Jr: Fish, Colony, and Nation\n 7 New Directions in Judicial Biography: More Humane, More Transnational, More Comparative\n 8 The Colonial Origins of the Division of Powers in the British North America Act\n 9 “A Most Atrocious Crime”: Sex Crimes against the Woman-Child in Early Nineteenth-Century Montreal\n 10 The Making of Canada’s First Technology Transfer Office (1916–1939)\n 11 Petty Theft in the City: Women and Everyday Justice in the Montreal Archives, 1768–1841\n 12 The Case of the Theologizing Blacksmith: Liberalism, Conservative Catholicism, and Defamation in 1870s Quebec\n 13 The Limits of Adjudication in the First-Year Curriculum: The Recurring History of Legal Process at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law\n 14 The Camel’s Nose in the Constitutional Tent: Extrapolating from G. Blaine Baker’s Thoughts on Late Nineteenth-Century Legal Liberalism and Elite Lawyer Resistance to the Canadian Welfare State\nAppendix: University of Toronto Faculty of Law Legal Process (LAW100HIS – Four Credits) First Year – Winter 2019\nBibliography: Works by G. Blaine Baker, 1979–2019\nContributors\nIndex