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                  . By the time Henri-Raymond Casgrain entered the Collège de Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatière on 23 Feb. 1843, he had acquired from his mother a love of study and reading. At the college Abbé Jean
                   
                  of Jean-Baptiste Senécal, an innkeeper, and Marie Huet; m. 17 May 1853 Marguerite Labelle in Montreal, and they had several children; d. there 30 Jan. 1902
                   
                  and Léger Brousseau* as the leading printer of books and pamphlets at Quebec during the last two decades of the 19th century. Many literary
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