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Loyal but French : the negotiation of identity by French-Canadian descendants in the United States / Mark Paul Richard.
Author
Richard, Mark Paul, 1960-
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Language
English
Published/Created
East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, ©2008.
Description
x, 388 pages : map ; 23 cm
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F29.L63 R53 2008
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Subject(s)
French-Canadians
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Maine
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Lewiston
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Ethnic identity
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French-Canadians
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Cultural assimilation
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Maine
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Lewiston
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Immigrants
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Maine
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Lewiston
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Social conditions
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French-Canadians
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United States
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Ethnic identity
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French-Canadians
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Cultural assimilation
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United States
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Americanization
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Immigrants
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United States
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Social conditions
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Lewiston (Me.)
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Ethnic relations
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Lewiston (Me.)
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Social conditions
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United States
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Ethnic relations
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Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references (p. 351-373) and index.
Contents
Creating a mosaic: Catholic immigrants in a Protestant mill town, 1850-1880
The rooster crows: French Canadians become naturalized citizens and democratic voters, 1880-1900
Not foreigners but Americans: French Canadians negotiate their identity in the Spindle City, 1880-1900
Playing Chopin: French speakers celebrate the demise of Lewiston's Republic majority, 1900-1920
The winding road: from Canadien to Franco-American, 1900-1920
Competing Americanisms: the Bishops, the Klan, and the intertwined identity of Franco-Americans, 1920-1940
Burying the elephant: politics, gender, and ethnic identity in Lewiston, 1920-1940
Forging ethnic unions: social, welfare, and credit institutions in the Spindle City, 1920-1940
We will earn a living and not merely an existence: Franco-American workers assert their rights, 1920-1970
The quiet evolution: Franco-Americans become Americans, 1940-1970
Contemporary identity: Americans of French-Canadian descent, 1970-2007.
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ISBN
9780870138379 ((pbk. ; : alk. paper))
0870138375 ((pbk. ; : alk. paper))
LCCN
2008015734
OCLC
225088950
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