In the shadow of the law : divorce in Canada, 1900-1939 / James G. Snell.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 271-313) and index.

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CONTENTS -- TABLES -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- GLOSSARY -- 1 Introduction -- Part 1: The Divorce Environment -- 2 The Family and Canadian Public Culture -- 3 Divorce Legislation: Resistance to Change -- 4 The Judiciary: An Ideology Confirmed -- 5 The Role of the State -- Part 2: Divorce Behaviour -- 6 The Demography of Marriage and Divorce -- 7 The Role of Gender -- 8 Making the Divorce Process Work -- 9 Divorce outside the System -- 10 Conclusion -- APPENDIX: Social Class and Occupation -- A NOTE ON SOURCES -- NOTES -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D

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