Louis Riel, patriot or rebel?
By: by George G. Stanley
Series: Canadian Historical Association booklets -- no. 2
Publisher: Canadian Historical Association
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Ottawa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Notes: Bibliography: p. 25.
Table of contents: title: The essence of the Riel question; title: The basic cause of the Red River rising; title: Louis Riel organizes the Metis; title: The first convention, November 1869; title: The Canadian government attempts to placate the Metis; title: The second convention and the establishment of the provisional government, January-February, 1870; title: The execution of Thomas Scott, March 1870; title: The despatch of delegates to Ottawa, March 1870; title: The Manitoba Act, May 1870; title: Louis Riel's achievement in Red River; title: The political aftermath, 1870-1875; title: Discontent in Saskatchewan, 1870-1884; title: Riel's agitation in Saskatchewan, 1884-5; title: From agitation to rebellion, March 1885; title: The military events, March-June 1885; title: The trial and execution of Louis Riel; title: The political consequences of Riel's death; title: Conclusion.