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Facts

Born April 13, 1825 • Ireland
Died April 7, 1868 (aged 42) • Ottawa • Canada

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Thomas D'Arcy McGee, c. 1862
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Canadian philosopher
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George Brown
Canadian journalist and politician
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Canadian journalist and politician
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Canadian poet
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Canadian poet
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French-Canadian writer
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William Kirby
Canadian writer
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Robert W. Service
Canadian writer
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Isabella Valancy Crawford
Canadian poet
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Edward Blake
Canadian statesman
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Canadian writer
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Canadian politician
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Justin Trudeau
prime minister of Canada

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