Louis Riel
{{en| Louis "David" Riel (October 22, 1844–November 16, 1885), was a Canadian politician and leader of the Métis people of the .jpg|Riel ca. 1870 Image:LouisRiel1868.jpg|Riel ca. 1868 Image:YoungLouisRiel.jpg|Riel ca. 1866 Image:LouisRiel 1858.jpg|Riel 1858 Image:Louis Riel.jpg Image:LouisRielPortrait2.jpg Image:Louis Riel prison.jpg|Riel ca. 1885 </gallery>
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Portrait of Riel [edit]
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Portrait painted after Riel's death
Riel's family [edit]
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Louis Riel Sr.
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Brothers Charles & Joseph
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Sisters Eulalie & Henriette
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Children Jean-Louis et Marie-Angélique
Riel's trial [edit]
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Charles Fitzpatrick addressing jury
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Court house during trial
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Death Certificate
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Riel speaking at his trial
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Riel speaking at his trial (cropped)
Statues and monuments of Riel [edit]
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Tortured statue at the Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface, Winnipeg
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Tombstone of Louis Riel at the St. Boniface Cathedral
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Louis Riel in front of the Manitoba Legislature
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