Well, I solved this. I decided to leave the laptop alone for a while. After doing this, I had another go at installing Debian, and it found both network devices (the Broadcom and the wireless), and the Debian Installer obtained the non-free driver for the wireless that I provided on my usb-stick. So, it turns out the laptop was just tired. It worked perfectly after it was rested.
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