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Contents

Foreword

Acknowledgments

Contributors

Introduction: War Measures and the Repression of Radicalism

1 “They Will Be Dangerous”: Security and the Control of Enemy Aliens in Canada, 1914

2 Enemy Aliens in the First World War: Legal and Constitutional Issues

3 Erroneous and Detestable: Seditious Language and the Great War in Western Canada

4 Conscription and the Courts: The Case of George Edwin Gray, 1918

5 Court-Martial at Vladivostok: Mutiny and Military Justice during the First World War

6 “Daniel de Leon Drew up the Diagram”: Winnipeg’s Seditious-Conspiracy Trials of 1919–20

7 The Devil’s Drum: Seditious Libel in Industrial Cape Breton, 1923

8 Red Scares and Repression in Quebec, 1919–39

9 Section 98: The Trial of Rex v. Buck et al. and the “State of Exception” in Canada, 1919–36

10 The Canadian State, Ethnicity, and Religious Non-Conformism: The Trials of Peter Petrovich Verigin

11 Wiping out the Stain: The On-to-Ottawa Trek, the Regina Riot, and the Search for Answers

Appendices

A. Archival Sources and User Challenges at Library and Archives Canada

B. A Note on Access-to-Information Challenges

C. Supporting Documents

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