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Louis Riel's Insanity Reconsidered
Item component is an article by Frank W. Anderson that appears in volume 3, issue 3 of Saskatchewan History from page 104 to 110. The article attempts to review the evidence of Riel's life (including religious education, claims of a divine mission, and ambition to lead the Metis) as it relates to his sanity by the time of his trial in 1885.
Anderson, Frank W., 1919-2008
The Riel Trial Revisited : Criminal Procedure and the Law in 1885
Item component is an article by Thomas Flanagan that appears in volume 34, issue 2 of Saskatchewan History beginning on page 57.
Flanagan, Thomas E.
Photos of a group enjoying a ski trip. Photo F 721-4266 shows a mascot, photos F 721-4269 and F 721-4270 are photos of a lake and people swimming, photo F 721-4271 shows four men standing by a woman making wool(?), photos F 721-4272 and F 721-4275 show people posing outside in the snow, photos F 721-4267, F 721-4273, F 721-4276, F 721-4277 and F 721-4280 show a concert, photo F 721-4274 shows a statue of Louis Riel, photo F 721-4278 shows a man and a woman standing together, and photo F 721-4279 shows people on a bus with fransaskois flags.
Des photos d’un groupe qui s’amuse pendant un voyage de ski. La photo F 721-4266 montre une mascotte, les photos F 721-4269 et F 721-4270 sont des photos des gens au lac et des gens qui nagent, la photo F 721-4271 montre quatre hommes qui sont debout à côté d’une femme qui fait de la lain(?), les photos F 721-4272 et F 721-4275 montrent les gens dans la neige, les photos F 721-4267, F 721-4273, F 721-4276, F 721-4277 et F 721-4280 montrent un spectacle, la photo F 721-4274 montre une statue de Louis Riel, la photo F 721-4278 montre un homme et une femme qui sont debout ensemble et la photo F 721-4279 montre des gens sur un autobus avec les drapeaux fransaskois.
Part of Regina Chamber of Commerce fonds
A man acting as Louis Riel.
Records of Edwin Jackson Brooks
Original and typed copies of 67 letters written by Edwin Jackson Brooks to his wife, Helena (Nellie) Oughtred Brooks, concerning his trip west from Lennoxville, Quebec, and his settlement at Indian Head, 1882-1884; scrapbook of newspaper clippings from The Montreal Weekly Witness and Manitoba Free Press regarding the North-West Rebellion and trial of Louis Riel; and special editions of The Daily Leader, Regina, dating from July 21 to August 1885, (incomplete) containing reports on trial of Riel and others.
Records created, accumulated and used by politician Edgar Dewdney, including records relating to Louis Riel. Records are copies from the originals at the Public Archives of Canada (microfilm reel nos. C-2161, C-2162, C-4595 and C-4596).
Copy of a portrait; memorial picture on verso with notation - "cowardly executed on Nov. 16, 1885."
Copy of a portrait of Louis Riel
Copy of a portrait.
Portrait [of Louis Riel] by Brenda Burns for The Nor'Westers
Portrait by Brenda Burns for "The Nor'Westers", p. 20, 1985.
Portrait of Louis Riel by Howard Hatton
Portrait by Louis Riel by Howard Hatton for "The Saskatchewanians", p. 53.