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Loyal but French : the negotiation of identity by French-Canadian descendants in the United States / Mark Paul Richard.

Van Pelt Library F29.L63 R53 2008
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Richard, Mark Paul, 1960-
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
French-Canadians--Maine--Lewiston--Ethnic identity.
French-Canadians.
French-Canadians--Cultural assimilation--Maine--Lewiston.
Immigrants--Maine--Lewiston--Social conditions.
Immigrants.
French-Canadians--Cultural assimilation.
Ethnicity.
Social conditions.
Lewiston (Me.)--Ethnic relations.
Lewiston (Me.).
Lewiston (Me.)--Social conditions.
French-Canadians--United States--Ethnic identity.
French-Canadians--Cultural assimilation--United States.
Americanization.
Immigrants--United States--Social conditions.
United States.
United States--Ethnic relations.
Ethnic relations.
Maine--Lewiston.
Physical Description:
x, 388 pages : map ; 23 cm
Place of Publication:
East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, [2008]
Contents:
Chapter 1 Creating a Mosaic: Catholic Immigrants in a Protestant Mill Town, 1850-1880 7
Chapter 2 The Rooster Crows: French Canadians Become Naturalized Citizens and Democratic Voters, 1880-1900 27
Chapter 3 Not Foreigners but Americans: French Canadians Negotiate Their Identity in the Spindle City, 1880-1900 47
Chapter 4 Playing Chopin: French Speakers Celebrate the Demise of Lewiston's Republican Majority, 1900-1920 73
Chapter 5 The Winding Road: From Canadien to Franco-American, 1900-1920 93
Chapter 6 Competing Americanisms: The Bishops, the Klan, and the Intertwined Identity of Franco-Americans, 1920-1940 125
Chapter 7 Burying the Elephant: Politics, Gender, and Ethnic Identity in Lewiston, 1920-1940 151
Chapter 8 Forging Ethnic Unions: Social, Welfare, and Credit Institutions in the Spindle City, 1920-1970 175
Chapter 9 We Will Earn a Living and Not Merely an Existence: Franco-American Workers Assert Their Rights, 1920-1970 187
Chapter 10 The Quiet Evolution: Franco-Americans Become Americans, 1940-1970 203
Chapter 11 Contemporary Identity: Americans of French-Canadian Descent, 1970-2007 229
Appendix Sources, Methodology, and Additional Statistics 255.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 351-373) and index.
ISBN:
9780870138379
0870138375
OCLC:
225088950

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