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    John Alexander Macdonald, first prime minister of Canada, in 1867.

    Source: Library and Archives Canada DAPDCAP 35328[dead link] Image is rendered at Collections Canada's Confederation for Kids archive copy at the Wayback Machine site, where this image is identified as Reproduction Number C-006513.

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