00:00 Introduction by W. Grant
03:30 Beginning of remarks by Andy Robb
06:00 Outline of major points in Robb's discussion; notion of Canadian history as 'peaceful'
07:00 Discussion of Canadians perceptions of themselves
08:00 Discussion of American history and its relation to violence
10:00 Discussion of Canadians having a "Vesuvian" mindset
11:00 Discussion of anti-republican sentiment in Canada
13:00 Discussion of the myth of Canada and Canadians as peaceful
14:30 Discussion of various instances of violence in British history
16:00 Discussion of violence throughout Canadian history
19:00 Discussion of Canadian militias
21:00 Further discussion of violence in Canadian history; Belfast riots
22:00 Discussion of Dundas riots
23:00 Discussion of Charlottetown riot in 1877
24:00 Discussion of the need to write a history of the unsavoury elements of Canadian and PEI history
25:00 Conclusion of Robb's discussion
31:00 Paul Batchilder begins speaking on the Belfast riots
33:00 Discussion of "The History of PEI" by Duncan Campbell
34:00 Further discussion of historians perspectives on the Belfast riots (audio cut out when he said the name of the historian)
37:00 Recount of the Scottish in relation to the Belfast riots; Irish preparation for the Belfast riots
40:00 Discussion of the outcome of the Belfast riots; publication of information in Island newspapers
43:00 Discussion of notable people involved in the Belfast riots
45:00 Discussion of causes for the public perception of the Belfast riots
48:00 Discussion of nationality of those involved in the riots with regards to perceptions of culpability for violence
50:00 Discussion of diminishment of religious division between Protestants and Catholics in the 20th century
51:00 Discussion of the Catholic Emancipation Act in relation to the Belfast riots
53:00 Discussion of the difficulty of assessing the Belfast riots
55:00 Conclusion of Batchilder's portion of the seminar
58:00 Beginning of Mike Hennessey's portion of the seminar
01:00:00 Discussion of the author Edmund Spencer, "Play the Harp Backwards"
01:02:00 Discussion of previous riots in Ireland
01:04:00 Discussion of religion in Ireland
01:05:00 Discussion of a short story titled "The Artist"
01:08:00 Discussion of Irish settlers in PEI
01:28:00 End of Batchilder's portion of the seminar
01:30:00 Clovis Perry begins speaking on rum-running
01:32:00 Discussion of Perry's personal experiences with rum-runners
01:38:00 Discussion of the logistics of rum-running
01:41:00 Discussion of rum-runners in Summerside
01:43:00 Further discussion of experiences with rum-running
01:49:00 Discussion of laws surrounding rum-running
01:51:00 Further discussion of experiences with rum-running
