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Born January 19, 1782
Died August 3, 1857 (aged 75) • Montreal • Canada
Notable Works “Epîtres, satires, chansons, épigrammes, et autres pièces de vers” • “Histoire du Canada, sous la domination française”
Subjects Of Study Canada

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Bibaud, engraving
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