Maine's first Franco-American governor sounds bit like second : Both Alonzo Garcelon, Paul LePage spoke of thrift, bipartisanship
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Maine's first Franco-American governor sounds bit like second : Both Alonzo Garcelon, Paul LePage spoke of thrift, bipartisanship
Description
Article describing the similarities of Alonzo Garcelon, a late nineteenth-century Maine governor, and the state's most recently elected governor, Paul LePage. While recent news has debated the term "Franco American" as a descriptor for both governors - the first of French American heritage, the second with French Canadian American lineage - this article aims instead at pointing out similarities in their politics and political contexts.
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Cover, Susan M.
Date
2011 January 3
Language
English
Type
Newspaper Article
Coverage
19th century and 21st century, Maine
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Zotero
ISSN
0745-2039
Edition
Monday
Place
Augusta, Maine
Publication Title
Kennebec Journal
Section
Main
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