George Brown
George Brown (November 29th 1818 - May 9th 1880) was a politician and a journalist of Scottish origin.
It founded the Toronto Globe (maintaining the Globe and Mail ) and was a politician reformist who supported the Canadian Confédération. It was one of the fathers of the Confederation, like Sir John A. MacDonald and George-Etienne Cartier.
Its alliance with the reds of the Canada-Is was sabotaged because it was perceived like a secularist anticlerical. The Irish reformists consequently chose to support William Lyon Mackenzie.
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Biography of the biographical Dictionary of Canada in line
- federal political Experiment — Library of the Parliament
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