CHAUVEAU AS A POET.

[Footnote 26: Page 17.--Hon. Mr. Chauveau's poems appeared at different

times in the 'Canadien' of Quebec, 'Le Répertoire National,' 'Les

Soirées Canadiennes,' 'La Revue Canadienne,' and in other papers and

publications from 1838 until the year of his death, 1890. One of his

latest poems, "Le Sacré Cœur," was printed in the second volume of

the 'Trans. Roy. Soc. Can.,' Sec. I. A valuable paper by the same

_littérateur_, "Etude sur les commencements de la poésie française au

Canada," appeared in the first volume of the 'Trans.,' Sec. I, p. 65.

In "Songs of the Dominion" (London, 1889, App., pp. 455-448) the editor

gives an illustration of his spirited style by citing "Donnacona" at

length.]

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