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Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History 

"The fourth volume in the Canadian State Trials series examines the legal issues surrounding perceived security threats and the repression of dissent from the outset of the First World War through the Great Depression." - Voila 

Content:

Introduction: War measures and the repression of radicalism / Barry Wright, Eric Tucker, and Susan Binnie -- "They will be dangerous" : security and the control of enemy aliens in Canada, 1914 / Bohdan S. Kordan -- Enemy aliens in the First World War : legal and constitutional issues / Peter McDermott -- Erroneous and detestable : seditious language and the Great War in Western Canada / Jonathan Swainger -- Conscription and the courts : the case of George Edwin Gray, 1918 / Patricia I. McMahon -- Court-martial at Vladivostok : mutiny and military justice during the First World War / Benjamin Isitt -- "Daniel de Leon drew up the diagram" : Winnipeg's seditious-conspiracy trials of 1919-20 / Reinhold Kramer and Tom Mitchell -- The Devil's drum : seditious libel in industrial Cape Breton, 1923 / David Frank -- Red scares and repression in Quebec, 1919-39 / Andree Levesque -- Section 98 : the trial of Rex v. Buck et al. and the "state of exception" in Canada, 1919-36 / Dennis G. Molinaro -- The Canadian state, ethnicity, and religious non-conformism : the trials of Peter Petrovich Verigin / John McLaren -- Wiping out the stain : the on-to-Ottawa trek, the Regina riot, and the search for answers / Bill Waiser -- Appendix A. Archival sources and user challenges at Library and Archives Canada / Judi Cumming -- Appendix B.A note on access-to-information challenges / Patricia I. McMahon -- Appendix C. Supporting documents. 

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