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class. They lived in turn on Avenues Holland, Bourlamaque (De Bourlamaque), Cartier, and Brown. Jean continued his elementary education at the Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague boarding school, which was managed by

Girod*, and Thomas Storrow Brown*, certainly opted for openly revolutionary steps. On his side, Papineau represented the more prudent

issue in Canada West as a consequence of the activities of George Brown* and William