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Hanging of Stanislas Lacroix & Louis Riel in Court

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n.d.

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Box number: 3765

Item no. (creator):

10532

Type of material:

Photographs

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Archives / Collections and Fonds

Item ID number:

3342251

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Duncan Cameron fonds

Photographs and illustrations

Hanging of Stanislas Lacroix & Louis Riel in Court
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Date(s):

n.d.

Place of creation:

Canada

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4 photographs : b&w negatives.

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File consists of two images related to Louis Riel and two of the hanging of Stanislas Lacroix (also spelled Stanislaus). The first image of Riel is of him addressing the jury at his trial, and the second is the reading of the trial's verdict. Louis Riel's trial took place in July 1885. The original photographs were taken by Oliver Buell. The hanging of Stanislas Lacroix took place on March 21st, 1902 in Hull, Quebec. It is said to be the last publicly viewed execution in Canada. The photograph was taken by Napoléon Bélanger.
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Depicted: Riel, Louis, 1844-1885

Photographer: Bélanger, Napoléon

Photographer: Cameron, Duncan, 1928-1985

Photographer: Buell, Oliver, 1844-1910

Riel, Louis, 1844-1885
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FA-044

CMRN0124
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General note:

Copy negs. from Public Archives Canada
Louis Riel (1844-1885) was a Métis leader, politician, and teacher. He led the Red River Resistance (or Red River Rebellion) in 1869 and the North West Resistance (or North West Rebellion) in 1885. In 1885, Riel was convicted of treason and executed. Since then his contributions to the development of the Métis Nation, the founding of Manitoba, and Canadian Confederation have been recognized. In 1992, Riel was recognized by Parliament as the founder of Manitoba.

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Other copies of the Louis Riel trial are available in the the Canadian Intellectual Property Office fonds (see c001879 and e010933908). Another copy of the hanging of Stanislas Lacroix is available in the Library of Parliament Collection, see c014078.

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Lacroix, Stanislas

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Private

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1970-015 NPC

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1970-015 NPC
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Box [CAMERON, DUNCAN 1970-015] 3765

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Credit: Duncan Cameron / Library and Archives Canada / Duncan Cameron fonds / ecopy number
Copyright: Copyright assigned to Library and Archives Canada by copyright owner Duncan Cameron.
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