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English: Lucien Galtier, a priest who founded Saint Peter's Church and founded a church in what became Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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Source Collections of the Minnesota Historical Society, published in 1876 https://books.google.com/books?id=w_w7AAAAIAAJ
Author J. Fletcher Williams

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Collections of the Minnesota Historical Society By Minnesota Historical Society, Minnesota Historical Society Published by The Society, 1876 Item notes: v.4 (1876) Original from the University of California Digitized Aug 7, 2007

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