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Tuesday, May 15, 2018

Osgoode Society Newsletter #4


Issue #4
THE OSGOODE SOCIETY FOR CANADIAN LEGAL HISTORY
Established in 1979, the Osgoode Society publishes books on Canadian legal history and maintains an oral history archive.  
Registration Information
5:30 p.m. May 28th
Osgoode Hall-Museum Room,
130 Queen St.W.
Join us for the Osgoode Society's second evening session of 
legal history for legal professionals. 
This fall the Osgoode Society will publish vol. I, Beginnings to 1866
of Girard, Phillips and Brown's 2-volume work, A History of Law 
in Canada.

On May 28, Philip Girard and Jim Phillips will provide a preview 

of this work, especially as it relates to the interaction of Canada’s 
three legal traditions:  Indigenous law, civil law and common law.

They will address this theme by considering the parallel 

development of the settler constitution—dealing with relations 
between the imperial power and European settlers—and 
the Indigenous constitution--dealing with the relations between
the imperial power and Indigenous peoples--between 1701 
and Confederation. A question and answer session will follow.

Professor Jim Phillips

Professor Philip Girard
This lecture is for Osgoode Society members only

REGISTER HERE FOR THIS LECTURE

YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER BY
PHONE AT 416-947-3321 OR E-MAIL
Please renew your membership for 2018 if you haven't already 
done so, or join now for the first time.

Membership brings many benefits: 

2018 members book, A History of Law in Canada Volume I: 
1500 to 1866 by Philip Girard, Jim Phillips, and Blake Brown
Lectures and Events
Quarterly newsletter with information on the Osgoode Society
and Canadian legal history

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