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    Canadian literature
    / The literary movement of 1860

    
original works were nevertheless attempted: Eudore Evanturel’s PremiĂšres poĂ©sies (1878; “First Poems”) broke with conventional imagery, and Quebec’s first woman novelist, Laure Conan (the pen name of Marie-Louise-FĂ©licitĂ© Angers), published a sophisticated psychological novel, AngĂ©line de Montbrun (1881–82; Eng. trans. AngĂ©line de Montbrun).

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original works were nevertheless attempted: Eudore Evanturel’s PremiĂšres poĂ©sies (1878; “First Poems”) broke with conventional imagery, and Quebec’s first woman novelist, Laure Conan (the pen name of Marie-Louise-FĂ©licitĂ© Angers), published a sophisticated psychological novel, AngĂ©line de Montbrun (1881–82; Eng. trans. AngĂ©line de Montbrun).

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