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George Etienne Cartier

 

            George Etienne Cartier was born in St.Antoine, Lower Canada in September 6 1814 in a wealthy family on the Chambly River in the country of Vercheres.
             George Etienne Cartier was one of the most powerful policians in his generation.
             George Etienne Cartier had three children that were all girls the biggest daughters name was Josephine that was born in 1847, the second biggest girls name was Hortens that was born in 1847 and the smallest girls name was Reine Victoria born in 1853.
             Reine Victoria died at the age of thirteen months during the cholera epidemic in 1854, and the other two daughters survived and never got married.
             Josephine the older one died in 1886 and Hortense the second older one died in 1941.
             George Etienne Cartier was married to Hortense Fabre in 1828 to 1898.
             Hortense Fabre got a good education in Upper Canada; she studied with the orsulines and then got a special instruction in languages, dance and piano.
            


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1. Sir John A. Macdonald

When he turned 15 Sir John A. articled to a Kingston lawyer, George Mackenzie, so he was learining Law. ... In Feburuary 25, 1858 Cartier and Macdonald met the new session of Parliment that opened in Toronto. Until 1862 Macdonald and Cartier still remained in power. ... In 1864 he joined the coalition with George Brown, the leader of Upper Canada reformers. ... Achievements: Joint Premier Province of Canada with Etienne-Paschal Tache, 1856 -1857 and George Etienne Cartier 1857-1858, 1858-1862 Co-leader Great Coalition with George-Etienne Cartier and George Brown 1864-1865 and with...

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2. Alexander Galt: Confederation

On the same day, the Etienne-Paschal Tache government fell due to an assorted measure with Galt's previous financing costs reaching due payments. ... It ended a political truce and the formation of a coalition government including Brown, Tache, Macdonald, Cartier, and Galt was fashioned. ... The privilege shared only with delegates Cartier, Macdonald, Tupper, and Tilley. ... He declined the offer and suggested it be given to George-Etienne Cartier, who with the aid of John A. ...

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3. Canadian Confederation

They feared this from the George - Etienne Cartier and John A. ... From the Reform party, led by George Brown, of mostly protestant farming communities derived two main goals. ... George Brown stated, "We have two countries, two languages, two habits of thought and action, and the question is can you possibly carry on the government of both with one legislature and one executive. ... Mcdonald and Cartier who were a part of the Liberal-Conservation Party were the ones who actually ended up establishing the Confederation. ... Brown, Macdonald and Cartier held a strong sense from the public tha...

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4. 1885 Louis Riel Rebellion

He persisted in this, despite the advice of his friends, and only eventually withdrew in favour of George-Etienne Cartier, who had been defeated in his own riding. He believed that Cartier would defend the Métis cause. Cartier, however, died a few months later and Louis was subsequently elected by acclamation in a by-election for Provencher held in October 1873. ...

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