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	Constable Benton Fraser
		Although Fraser was young when she died, he does have vivid memories of her: he told his father's ghost that he'd seen her being petty, angry, brave, frightened, but this only seemed to reaffirm his respect for his mother.
		At age 19, Fraser's grandmother was a schoolteacher in the Yukon or NWT.
		Fraser was raised in the Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
	home.hiwaay.net /~warydbom/duesouth/bfraser.htm (2329 words)

	It had been a terrible week for Constable Benton Fraser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Fraser was surprised at the quick polite response, but even more surprise when Matt turned back toward him and flashed the same ornery wink and wicked little grin that Fraser had seen from his partner a hundred times.
		Benton had suspected for quite some time that there was more than a failed marriage behind his partner's low self-esteem, but for as mouthy as Ray could be on most topics he could be very close-mouthed about painful personal matters.
		Benton Fraser was amazed at the feeling of relief that washed over him as he watched his partner's gruff boss unfold himself from the car.
	www.squidge.org /dsa/archive/drama/brothers.html (18502 words)

	Benton Fraser- Character study.
		Fraser has been shot, stabbed, punched and generally beat up more times then he cares to remember, and though he nearly always gets his man, it is usually more from his intelligence and strength of will then from any 'superpowers'.
		Fraser's dead father is in fact the reason he originally came to Chicago- he was on the trail of the legendary Mountie's killer.
		Fraser was up North vactioning in the Territories, and when he returns he finds that he has lost Ray as a partner and friend- perhaps forever.
	www.angelfire.com /il/duesouth/fraser.html (604 words)

	Benton Fraser (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Benton is an expert shot, but does not carry a gun while in the U.S. as he is not licensed to do so.
		History: Benton Fraser is the stereotypical mountie, honest and true and one who will always get his man. His father was a mountie too, until he was murdered to prevent him exposing a scheme one of his superiors was involved with.
		After successfully bringing the murderer to justice, Benton was advised that he had rocked the boat a little too much in Canada, and that for the time being at least, he would be assigned to the Canadian Embassy in Chicago.
	www.internationalhero.co.uk /b/benny.htm (444 words)

	Forget Me Not
		Benton seriously considered his answer, glancing at his watch to see if an invasion would have been possible in the two days that he had spent at the hospital.
		"Benton is not a stranger," she insisted, moving over to the large chest of drawers in the corner of his bedroom and taking out some underwear.
		Benton felt himself wilting under the onslaught of words, but he bravely straightened his shoulders and commented, "I didn't mean to imply that we would go for a long walk, I was only suggesting a short stroll, Ray.
	www.chaelyndra.com /wyvern/data/ds/forget.html (7513 words)

	The Fan
		Fraser was promptly handed a photocopy of a short poem, a limerick, regarding himself and Ray.
		Fraser stood in the door, almost at attention, his red uniform bright in the glare of the florescent bulbs, his shined boots a pace apart, his Stetson in his hand.
		Fraser didn’t answer, and since there was nothing in the room to pretend to be busy with, it was exceptionally obvious that he didn’t answer.
	members.tripod.com /%7Emannaladroit/fan.htm (19905 words)

	Third Time Under, a Due South story starring Constable Benton Fraser, Detective Stan 'Ray' Kowalski, and Victoria ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Benton was drawn to him as a moth to a flame, much as he fought the attraction.
		Fraser realized that something was different in his surroundings, and forced his focus away from his confusion long enough to pinpoint the change.
		Her left clawed at Fraser's face, and she was twisting like a wildcat, biting, clawing and kneeing, screaming obscenities and telling everyone who would listen that her Ben was never going to leave her.
	www.bantrim.net /1Third.html (10497 words)

	La Série-thèque > Dossier > Un tandem de choc (Due South) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		L'agent Benton Fraser est un un homme modeste doté d'un solide caractère.
		Fraser continue d'être influencé par son père par delà la tombe, lisant le journal de son père pour chercher un indice ou un conseil lors des situations difficiles.
		Impulsif, il va même jusqu'à frapper Fraser lors d'un différents sur leurs méthodes de travail.
	www.serietheque.com /dossiers/?id=612 (535 words)

	The DueSies Project
		Fraser: "Granted, it was an unusual tactic, but I got the notion from a young cadet who lashed a caribou to his chest.
		Fraser: "Well, I admit, it is a calculated risk, Ray, but I am a professional.
		Fraser: "The woman set the caribou free and ordered it to multiply and soon the land was full of them and the people lived well.
	home.hiwaay.net:8000 /~warydbom/duesouth/quotes.htm (4228 words)

	Benton Fraser sat in the library on Diversy Street and read Homer
		Fraser noted this and leapt forward, tackling both the girl and the man. Fraser felt himself fly backwards as the man exhibited an enormous amount of strength in tossing him away.
		Fraser heard the crash in the interrogation room and dashed inside to find Ray and Buffy at opposite ends of the room, fiery eyes and near exploding heads.
		Fraser and Kowalski drove Buffy to the airport the same night Ray was released from the hospital.
	www.squidge.org /dsa/archive/xover/thisis.html (4793 words)

	Joseph Smith and the 1826 Trial. New Evidence & Difficulties (BYU Studies Vol 12, No. 2)
		Fraser's indicated Joseph was accused of being a "disorderly person and imposter." Purple said Joseph was arrested "as a vagrant, without visible means of support." Benton said Joseph was tried as a "disorderly person," a charge which Oliver Cowdery also repeats.
		Fraser's recorded his guilt, but A. Benton indicated that, although he was "condemned," because of his youth "he was designedly allowed to escape." Purple contradicted them both, recalling that "the testimony of Deacon Stowell could not be impeached, the prisoner was discharged."
		If one concedes that the Fraser's report of the trial is at least partially accurate, that source suggests that since a warrant and mittimus were included in the trial costs that both were issued prior to the trial.
	www.lightplanet.com /response/1826Trial/1826Trial_Hill.html (3136 words)

	Antipodes
		Benton found this time of year sort of melancholy; not for the weather itself, but because it was a false promise.
		Fraser was able to get his tunic back on while the professor assured the man that it wouldn't be reported.
		Fraser on the other hand was just a little giddy as he walked home--casually knocking out a would-be mugger with his purse.
	members.tripod.com /DenO_diVersions/DueSouth/antipodes.html (17596 words)

	THE MOUNTIE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Fraser: When I first came to Chicago, I felt as though I was from another planet.
		Ray V: Do you know what your problem is, Fraser?
		I have to obtain more pictures of Constable Fraser in his brown uniform which I think becomes him best.
	www.geocities.com /elainedues/page6.html (66 words)

	GTL's Due South Page
		Constable Benton Fraser, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, comes to Chicago on the trail of the killers of his father, who was also a Mountie. For reasons that don't need exploring at this juncture, Constable Fraser remains in Chicago attached as liaison to the Canadian Chicago consulate.
		Fraser has difficulty in adjusting to life in the big city. He is used to working alone in the cold, barren northern extremes of the Canadian territories. He lives by his own very highly developed code of honor. He is accompanied by his faithful wolf, Diefenbaker, with whom he conducts very interesting conversations.
		A great friendship develops. The two are very different individuals but they complement each other and help each other. Fraser and Ray Vecchio begin solving crimes using the techniques that Fraser has mastered in his northern environment.
	www.geocities.com /~elainedues/page1a.html (374 words)

	F/K Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Wherein Fraser drinks tea, beer, and - - oh, this isn't rated NC-17, never mind.
		Wherein Ray runs an errand, forgets his turn signal, and steals Fraser's Stetson.
		Wherein there's the before, and the after, but I seem to have misplaced the sex scene.
	www.matthewtime.com /fkseries.html (44 words)

	Due South Page
		I have picture galleries for each of the main characters with Bob Fraser still to come.
		I also have over 190 Due South sounds including my favorite where Fraser first meets his father again (
		The Pictures and Sounds on this page have been taken from so many sites around the web it would be impossible to name them all.
	www.interworx.com.au /users/turnbulm/maindue.htm (119 words)

	Benton Fraser
		Wherein Benton Fraser's vocabulary fails him; Ray Kowalski's tub is full of socks; and Ma Vecchio goes postal over an OFC.
		Notice: You may assume that everything from the series happened except that Ray Vecchio did not marry Stella and leave for Florida; he's still working at the 27th precinct, partnered with Ray Kowalski.
		He knew that Ray needed to talk, so he'd be a friend and listen.
	www.matthewtime.com /ringone.html (4561 words)

	The Bird Book Supply Service May
		A sumptuous new handbook capturing the wonders of European birds with fresh, insightful and highly readable text, with over 500 colour photographs and 1,000 illustrations.
		Rare Birds Day by Day by Steve Dudley, Tim Benton, Peter Fraser and John Ryan.
		Over 20,000 rare bird records in Britain and Ireland over the last 36 years listed in diary form, with 400 pages and numerous illustrations by Dave Nurney.
	www.birdingworld.freeserve.co.uk /Stocklist.htm (14028 words)

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