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Canadian author Roger Caron. Image scanned from the latest edition (back) cover of the book Go-Boy! Caron is a Governor General's Award winner whose writing helped usher change to the Canadian Penal System's treatment of convicts. He's a historically significant person in Canada and the image helps readers see that the media-labeled "Mad Dog" looks like the average man. There are not many (if any) images of Caron in circulation or on the Internet. The image is of much lower resolution than the original.

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