*, and others were for him “imbued with a truly Canadian spirit,” and he thought that since the days of François-Xavier Garneau* and Jean
directors and its chairman, Pierre Garneau, did not succeed in making the enterprise profitable and it was finally
period immediately after his return to Le National as a columnist in 1877 are not altogether clear. His correspondence with his friend Alfred Garneau indicates that in 1879, following a
Brothers of the Christian Schools at Quebec. He subsequently joined L. et C. Têtu et Compagnie (later Têtu et Garneau [see Pierre
Garneau*. He wished to win the favour of these two men and thereby gain readier access to Quebec literary circles, where they both were key figures
Canada depuis sa découverte jusqu’à 1840 . . . , which he asked François-Xavier Garneau* to write, taking as a model
GARNEAU, PIERRE, businessman and politician; b. 8 May 1823 in Cap-Santé, Lower Canada, son of François-Xavier Garneau, a
including Louis Archambeault (1867–74), Pierre Garneau (1874–76), Charles-Eugène
the home of historian François-Xavier Garneau* is typical of the
Garneau proposed a motion on 28 April 1886 deploring the execution of Riel and the Liberals followed with one condemning the provincial Conservatives for not intervening in the Riel
commissioner of the Crown Lands Department in the absence of Pierre Garneau. In November he presided over cabinet
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