Freedom and Order
Collected Essays
1st Edition
Published on 1. January 1974
353 pages
978-0-7735-9538-5 (ISBN)
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Content
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Introductory Notes on the Essays
- Eugene Alfred Forsey: An Introduction by Donald Creighton
- Part I: Crown and cabinet
- 1. Constitutional Monarchy and the Provinces
- 2. The Authority of the Government
- 3. The Crown and the Constitution
- 4. Appointment of Extra Senators under Section 26 of the British North America Act
- 5. Meetings of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, 1867-1882
- Part II: Parliament
- 6. Parliament's Power to Advise
- 7. Constitutional Annus Mirabilis
- 8. Mr. King and Parliamentary Government
- 9. The Problem of "Minority" Government in Canada
- 10. Government Defeats in the Canadian House of Commons, 1867-1873
- 11. Constitutional Aspects of the Canadian Pipe Line Debate
- 12. Removal of Superior Court Judges
- 13. Fixed Dates for Election?
- Part III: Dominion and provinces
- 14. Dominion Status for the Provinces?
- 15. Canada and Alberta: The Revival of Dominion Control over the Provinces
- 16. Extension of the Life of Legislatures
- 17. The Constitutionality of the Official Languages Act
- 18. The Canadian Constitution and its Amendment
- Part IV: "French" and "English"
- 19. The British North American Act and Biculturalism
- 20. Canada: Two Nations or One?
- 21. Present Problems of Confederation: An English-Canadian View
- 22. Memorandum on the Associate States
- 23. Canada, 1967
- 24. Our Present Discontents
