10. The Protestant Jews Of Ste Sophie And La Macaza: Constituting School And Community In Rural Quebec

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Foreword vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. “Honorary Protestants ” The Jewish School Question In Montreal, 1867–1997 1
6. 1. Introduction: Constituting Law, Constituting Justice In The Jewish School Question 3
7. 2. Invoking Equality, Invoking Legality: Jews Constituting Their Canadian Identity 42
8. 3. Schools, Taxes, Jews, Catholics (And Protestants): The Origins Of The Jewish School Question 60
9. 4. Jews And Roman Catholics, School Taxes And Protestants: The First Jewish School Question 95
10. 5. Taxes, The Rabbi, And The Schoolboy: Section 93 And The Pinsler Case 125
11. 6. Promises, Promises: “Honorary Protestants” In Protestant Schools 157
12. 7. Jews, Protestants, And Taxes (Again): The Jewish School Question In The 1920S 187
13. 8. Jews, Protestants, Roman Catholics, And The Law: The Jewish School Question Goes To Court 218
14. 9. Jews, Protestants, And Roman Catholics: Two Crises And The Jewish School Question, 1928–1931 244
15. 10. The Protestant Jews Of Ste Sophie And La Macaza: Constituting School And Community In Rural Quebec 273
16. 11. Outremont And Beyond: The Jewish School Question Moves West 300
17. 12. Hampstead And Beyond: From The Ghetto To Citizenship And Equality Under Law’S Shadow 329
18. 13. Tmr, St Laurent, Côte Saint-Luc: Democracy, Law, And The End Of The Jewish School Question 360
19. 14. Constituting Canada And The Jewish School Question In Montreal, Fin 385
20. Notes 405
21. Index 501