MONK, FREDERICK DEBARTZCH

South African War, since England was clamouring for it. After the general election of 1900 Chase-Casgrain and Frederick Debartzch

, Robert Laird Borden, on Canada’s role within the British empire or on the question of Canadian identity, Landry and his friends considered forming a French Canadian party under Frederick Debartzch

Bourassa*’s Nationalistes and Conservatives led by Frederick Debartzch Monk

operation of caisses populaires. He already had the support of Frederick Debartzch Monk, the

Forget, Thomas Chase-Casgrain, and Frederick Debartzch

regarding his appointment as minister without portfolio. The nationalist faction of the Borden administration, in particular Frederick Debartzch

should be consulted on any permanent naval policy. His colleague Frederick Debartzch Monk, with the