French Catholic schools fought to defend the language against Anglicization, and the Marist Brothers made it their duty to promote its rigid teaching. In this image, the inscription on the wall reads: “Guerre à l’anglicisme” (“War on Anglicisms”). Brother Jean-Ferdinand, Vice-Principal at the school in 1933, published several works on the subject, including “Refrancisons-nous” in 1951.
Société d’histoire de Charlesbourg
Document in the public domain (free of copyright) - Société d'histoire de Charlesbourg - Date: 1926
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