A detailed record of a general court martial held in Montreal during the 1838–39 rebellion in Lower Canada, presenting the proceedings, charges, and testimonies that followed.
This volume compiles the courtroom moments, formal charges, and sworn witness accounts that illustrate how the rebellion was pursued through military law. It offers a window into the legal process of the time and the individuals involved, while situating the events within the broader history of Lower Canada.
- Learn about the charges brought against defendants and the legal framework used in the court martial.
- Read sworn testimony that documents movements, oaths, and actions connected to the rebellion.
- See how judges, officers, translators, and witnesses interacted to establish the record.
- Gain historical insight into how the rebellion was described and prosecuted in a formal setting.
Ideal for readers of legal history, historical trials, and Canadian history.