Riel regarded himself as a divinely chosen leader and returned home to lead the Métis people in two resistance movements against the Canadian government. He was elected to the House of Commons to represent the grievances of the Métis to the Canadian government, but was later expelled and declared an outlaw and exiled to Montana. Riel, one of the most controversial figures in Canadian history, was born in the Red River Settlement (now Manitoba) and educated for the priesthood in Montreal, though he would never graduate and an attempt at law would find a similar fate.
Louis Riel presents a hybrid of two distinct-but in no way opposed-forms of storytelling: historical biography and the graphic novel. Media Issues, Communication & Journalism.Computer Science & Information Technology.
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