Preface to the Texts of Louis Riel’s Addresses to the Jury and the Court
Louis Riel’s Address to the Jury, 31 July 1885
Louis Riel’s Address to the Court, 1 August 1885
1 The Queen vs Louis Riel: The Historical Context
2 “Through the Grace of God I Am the Founder of Manitoba”: Louis Riel’s Constitutional Thought
4 The Use and Force of Rhetorical Strategies in Louis Riel’s First Speech
5 Narrative and Logical Orders in Louis Riel’s Address to the Jury
6 “A New German-Indian World” in the North-West: A Métis Deconstruction of the Rhetoric of Immigration in Louis Riel’s Trial Speeches
7 Reconstructing the Substantive Argument in Louis Riel’s Address to the Jury
8 “An Insane and Irresponsible Government”: Louis Riel and the Representation of Responsibility
9 “Who Starts the Nations?” Louis Riel and the Question of Geopolitical Legitimacy
10 Louis Riel’s Ethos and the Différend
11 The Case of Two Trials, Louis Riel and Socrates: Intersections, Overlaps, Divergences