Volume 3 Number 3
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Volume 3 Number 2:
Poetry
Crusade
of the Purple Knight
by Carole
C. Griffin
Mother's
Day May 10, 1998
by Trudy
C. Price
Poetry
and Songs
by Ida Bourgoin Roy
On
Turning 60
by Trudy
C. Price
Driving
North
by Trudy
C. Price
Blue
de l'Aurore
Sunset
Reverie
by Mo Perry
News
An
eternity that stops with a sharp blow
The 1713 Treaty of
Utrecht put Acadia under British control, but the determined Acadians refused
to pledge total allegiance to their new rulers, promising only neutrality.
Suspicious, the government of Halifax began the Acadian Expulsion on Sept.
10, 1755, in the end exiling more than 11,000 'traitors' from their homeland.
This is the story of the long journey of one group of deported Acadians
from Georgia back to Nova Scotia.
©The
Globe and Mail, Saturday, July 15, 2000
Six award-winning Canadian writers grace the
Focus centrespread throughout the summer. The stories, each an original
work for the series inspired by a pivotal moment in Canada's history, appear
on alternate Saturdays accompanied by a special illustration by Gary Alphonso.
Copies may be ordered at email address above.
By Antonine Maillet
UNCOVERING
A FRANCO-AMERICAN PAST
Susan
Gagnon James has turned up a lot of local history
By Greg Davis
Taken from the FRANKLIN JOURNAL
Friday June 30, 2000
Franco-American
studies program begins at University of Maine
with
new director Susan Pinette, Ph.D.
Taken from the St. John Valley
Times, Madawaska, Maine
Sisters
reunited after being apart since 1950s
Taken from LEWISTON
SUN JOURNAL, May 23, 2000
By Charlie Pomerleau, Staff
Writer
Margaret
Chase Smith's Franco-American Heritage
Compiled by Robert Chenard
"Declaration
of Conscience" speech
delivered by Sen. Margaret
Chase Smith
on the floor of the U.S. Senate,
June 1, 1950
MR.
VACATIONLAND AND WHY WE CAN'T FORGET THE LADY FROM RUMFORD
BY PAUL H. MILLS
LEWISTON
SUN JOURNAL. September 3, 2000
Essay
A
Bombing Happened in the Franco-American Culture
By Rhea Côté Robbins
Presentation given at the Maine
Women's Studies Conference, Plenary Panel
November 18, 2000
Dream
Date for Doris
By Ann Marie Staples
Through
The Eyes of Children
by Carole C. Griffin
Pulling
Through
by Paulette Terry
The
Orphan Train Collection
Orphan
Train Heritage Society of America, Inc.
Mary Ellen Johnson
Founder/Executive Director
Orphan Train Rider's Stories:
Marie
Cote Obituary
Helen
Louise Forshee
Orphan
Train Riders/Orphan Bibliography
The
American Experience/PBS/The Orphan Trains
Orphan
Trains, Cyndi's List, Railroads
Old
Town High School Safe Driving Event
A Speech By A Mother
By Beverly Veilleux
Why
Do We Judge?
by Holly Michaud
La
Renaissance de Blandine Cardin
par Ann Marie Staples
The
Virgin and Her Familiar
Their Enterprise On The Plains
By Rhea Côté Robbins
Galeemacha
Column
by Earl Comeaux
EDITORIAL
THE
FRENCH CANADIANS IN NEW-ENGLAND
THE
NEW YORK TIMES,
June
6, 1892
Franco-American
Women's Institute
by Juliana L'Heureux
Franco-American
Women Tell Their Stories
by Juliana L'Heureux
My
great grandmother's face has called my name
by Susan
Gagnon James
Jackie
King To Be Honored As Country Music Pioneer
By Dale McGarrigle, Of the Bangor
Daily News Staff
See
these articles and more at
The Carencro High School
Cultures of Acadiana Web Site
Articles on CAJUNS/ACADIANS
French Acadians
settle in to the New World Part One
Expelled
from Nova Scotia, Acadians head southward Part Two
War makes
heroes of Acadian brothers Part Three
Ragged bands
of Acadians settle in Louisiana Part Four
Acadians
prosper in la nouvelle Acadie Part Five
Mouton brothers
stake claim in Vermilionville Part Six
Religious
faith fuels Acadians expansion efforts Part Seven
20th Century
brings problems and prosperity Part Eight
Book Reviews
Blue
Moon
by C.
D. Ledbetter
Le
Québécois: The Virgin Forest
by Doris Provencher-Faucher
Camille
Lessard-Bissonnette: The Quiet Evolution of
French-Canadian
Immigrants in New England
by Janet L. Shideler
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When
Heaven Smiled on Our World
A nostalgic account of Christmas
in rural 1800's Québec
Adapted from "Laurentian Heritage"
Written
by Corinne Rocheleau Rouleau,
Illustrated by Tamara Thiébaux
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Voltairine
de Cleyre
Discovered by Phyllis Vonherlich
in the FAS329 WST301 course, Fall
2000
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Research
Chronology
of the Conventions of the Fédération Féminine Franco-Américaine
Timeline taken from the �History
and Mission of the Fédération Féminine Franco-Américaine
(1951-1991)
by Charlotte Bordes LeBlanc
found in Steeples and Smokestacks
edited by Claire Quintal
From
Shame to Pride, The Evolution of the Franco-American
by Matthew Lord
An
Exploration of Immigration, Industrialization,
and
Ethnicity in Waterville, Maine,
by Amy Rowe
undergraduate thesis,
Anthropology Department,
Colby College, 1999
June,
1952
M.A. History Thesis
THE
FRENCH CANADIAN COMMUNITY OF WATERVILLE, MAINE
by Albert C. Fecteau
Edith
Starrett Masse's Work Roles:
On the Farm and at Home A Narrative
Study of Her Diaries 1942-1945
by Suzette Lalime Davidson
Full
Text of Edith Starrett Masse's Work Roles
History
of Women Journalist
Lewiston Woman Heads New Maine
Press and Radio Group
Miss
Charlotte Michaud Elected President
LE
MILIEU, L'APPARTENANCE ET L'INTÉGRATION À LA SOCIÉTÉ
AMÉRICAINE:
La littérature comme outil
de connaissance des Franco-Américains
par Eric Joly
Research from Fall 1999
Franco-American
Women's
Experiences Course
Click
here for more info on the course
Interviews
Interview
With Franco-American Woman: Nancy Lamontagne
by Deborah Achey
An
Interview: Leonie Bouchard-Cushman
by Sandra Bouchard
An
Interview: Laura Mae Roy Rudolph
by Darcie Antonelli
YVETTE'S
LIFE
by Joann Gagne
Interview
with Helene Harton
by Patricia Hanson
Interview
with Mrs. Lee-Nadeau Single
by Susan Gagnon James
Final Projects
Franco
American Women Take Pride in Their Ethnicity
By Debbie Achey
Through
the eye of a needle, A Window Opens To The Past, A Window Opens To
The Future
Three
generations of Can I help you? What do you need?
by Antoinette Menzietti
"Little
Franciscans of Mary"
by Fay Daigle
FROM
A SINGLE SEED GROWS A TREE
by Joan Gagne
OUELLETTE
FAMILY MEMORIES
OF
MAMMA'S GOOD COOKING
by Barbara Ouellette Ouellette
Mount
Desert Island
Information
Multicultural Pens
Essay
Book
Talk Bangor Public Library Pink Chimneys
by Ardeana Hamlin
Girls'
Day at the Capitol, Augusta, Maine
By Melissa MacCrae
Poetry
from
ANOTHER LONG (56.)
by Patricia Ranzoni
SAVINGS
59
by Patricia Ranzoni
quiet
reading
by Mary Freeman
their
laughter
by Mary Freeman
Poems
by Krystina
The
Maine in Me
by Carolyn R. Dodge