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Français : « Les “Sept” aux Archives nationales », Ottawa, décembre 1944. Première rangée : Gustave Lanctot, archiviste et historien ; Pierre Daviault, traducteur et auteur ; Louvigny de Montigny, traducteur et auteur ; Marius Barbeau, ethnologue au Musée national du Canada. Deuxième rangée : Séraphin Marion, fonctionnaire aux Archives publiques du Canada et historien de la littérature ; Robert de Rocquebrune, archiviste et auteur ; Marcel Dugas, auteur et archiviste. Université d'Ottawa, CRCCF, Fonds Séraphin-Marion (P106), Ph152-B5.
English: The “Seven” at the National Archives, Ottawa, December 1944.
  • Front row: Gustave Lanctot, archivist and historian; Pierre Daviault, translator and author; Louvigny de Montigny, translator and author; Marius Barbeau, ethnologist at the National Museum of Canada.
  • Second row: Séraphin Marion, official at the Public Archives of Canada and literary historian; Robert de Rocquebrune, archivist and author; Marcel Dugas, author and archivist. University of Ottawa, CRCCF, Fonds Séraphin-Marion (P106), Ph152-B5.
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Author Université d'Ottawa, CRCCF, Fonds Séraphin-Marion (P106), Ph152-B5.
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