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Judging Without the Law
December 01, 2020
Our politicians have given judges much power on the assumption that there was something called the law; that law would be supreme. Not judges. But in Backhouse’s biography and L’Heureux-Dubé’s judgments there is no concept of law.
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The Bogus History of Angélique
December 01, 2020
The fanciful notion that New France was a slave society evaporates like a drop of water under the desert sun, writes
Frédéric Bastien
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Driving in the Wrong Lane
December 01, 2020
The
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has badly misunderstood John Buchan, the former Governor General — writes J. William Galbraith
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Loyal to a Fault
December 01, 2020
Jean-Philippe Garneau reviews
Damien-Claude Bélanger's biography of Quebec's most Tory historian,
Thomas Chapais, historien
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Our politicians have given judges much power on the assumption that there was something called the law; that law would be supreme. Not judges. But in Backhouse’s biography and L’Heureux-Dubé’s judgments there is no concept of law.
The fanciful notion that New France was a slave society evaporates like a drop of water under the desert sun, writes Frédéric Bastien
The London Review of Books has badly misunderstood John Buchan, the former Governor General — writes J. William Galbraith
Jean-Philippe Garneau reviews Damien-Claude Bélanger's biography of Quebec's most Tory historian, Thomas Chapais, historien.