A biography of Louis Riel (1844-1885), a revolutionary man who was a hero to the Metis in Canada, a treasonous rebel to Ontarians, and a brave defender to the French Catholic minority in Quebec. Riel's hanging for treason still remains a controversial subject in Canada.

This is a testimony written to defend Louis Riel in the most famous trial in Canadian History.

A testimony for Louis Riel. Concerning the indictment of Louis Riel, one of the most famous trials in Canadian history.

Analysis on the action of Louis Riel and his two rebellions.

Despite the controversy surrounding Louis Riel, and the dispute which has arisen because of him, he will forever remain a hero and savior of the Métis people, and a model for other oppressed aboriginal people. Louis Riel has left his mark in the history of the Dominion of Canada.

The effect the death of Louis Riel had on English and French Canadian relations.