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9780819185099

Justice Under Pressure

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  • ISBN13:

    9780819185099

  • ISBN10:

    0819185094

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1992-03-12
  • Publisher: UPA
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Summary

This book examines the events surrounding the raid by Confederates on Saint Albans, Vermont on October 19, 1864. The goal of this analysis is to determine the validity of the opinion of United States officials that the Canadian government supported the Confederate States of America. Union officials saw the release of the Raiders from custody in December of 1864 as a clear example of support for the Confederacy. The outcome of subsequent legal proceedings did little to dispel this opinion, and have been used as other instances of this policy. Using primary and traditional sources, the author examines the legal proceedings, interactions within Canadian society, and the actions of the Confederate organization in Canada.

Table of Contents

Dedication
Acknowledgements
Contents
Figures
Forward
Introduction: The Questions
Frames of Referencep. 1
The Townp. 1
The Warp. 2
British North Americap. 3
Social Elementsp. 5
Ancestor to Violencep. 6
The Raidersp. 9
The Coming Stormp. 11
The Raidp. 17
Action in the Banksp. 17
Action in the Streetsp. 21
Escape to Canadap. 29
Flightp. 29
Apprehensionp. 30
Soldiers, Diplomats, and Public Opinionp. 37
Military Mattersp. 38
Diplomatic Perturbationsp. 39
Public Opinion and Reactionp. 41
Justice of the Sessions of the Peacep. 47
Gathering the Playersp. 47
Move to Montrealp. 49
Preliminary Maneuversp. 50
Examination of Witnessesp. 51
Recessp. 54
The Decisionp. 57
Close to Warp. 61
Immediate Eventsp. 61
International Repercussionsp. 63
Military Mattersp. 65
Press Reactionp. 66
Police Committee Investigationp. 67
Star Chamberp. 67
Quebec Journeyp. 73
First Flightp. 73
Flight of the Leaderp. 74
Overland Flightp. 75
Enter the Coureur de Boisp. 77
Stormy Voyagep. 82
Justice of the Superior Courtp. 95
Appearing in Favor of Extraditionp. 95
Appearing for the Defensep. 97
The Jurisdiction Issuep. 98
The Messengersp. 100
Court Re-convenesp. 101
Witnesses for the Defensep. 102
The Messengers Returnp. 104
Summations by the Defensep. 105
Summations by the United States and the Crownp. 106
Last Words for the Defensep. 110
Decisionp. 114
Events in Torontop. 125
Departure from Montrealp. 126
Last Stop in Canadap. 128
Conclusionp. 133
Social Issuesp. 133
Legalp. 135
Corruptionp. 136
Confederate Overviewp. 138
Politics - National and Internationalp. 139
Perceptionsp. 140
Appendix (Letter G. LaMothe to son Henri)p. 143
Episode on the American Warp. 143
Second Episodep. 153
The Third Episode; The Schooner Expeditionp. 161
Supplementp. 178
Another Incidentp. 179
Bibliographyp. 183
Indexp. 195
Biographical Informationp. 205
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