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HIST 3663

Law and Punishment in Canada Before 1900

Undergraduate

This seminar course explores laws and punishments in Canada prior to the creation of a modern criminal code. Though civil law is considered, readings and discussions will focus on criminal law as it was understood and practiced by Canada’s First Nations, the British and French Empires, and the young nation of Canada. Prerequisite(s): 30h university courses.

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