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A graduated dot map of Franco-American newspapers published in New England French or Quebec French, in the New England states, between 1838 and 1938. These papers did not exist continuously at a single time, and only several dozen of the 242 shown here would become institutions which endured for nearly a century. |
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| City | State | Newspapers |
|---|---|---|
| Hartford | Connecticut | 2 |
| Norwich | Connecticut | 1 |
| Putnam | Connecticut | 1 |
| Waterbury | Connecticut | 1 |
| Willimantic | Connecticut | 1 |
| Augusta | Maine | 1 |
| Biddeford | Maine | 9 |
| Lewiston | Maine | 5 |
| Sanford | Maine | 1 |
| Van Buren | Maine | 1 |
| Waterville | Maine | 4 |
| Attleboro | Massachusetts | 1 |
| Boston | Massachusetts | 5 |
| Fall River | Massachusetts | 22 |
| Fitchburg | Massachusetts | 4 |
| Haverhill | Massachusetts | 3 |
| Holyoke | Massachusetts | 10 |
| Lawrence | Massachusetts | 12 |
| Lowell | Massachusetts | 24 |
| Lynn | Massachusetts | 5 |
| Marlboro | Massachusetts | 3 |
| New Bedford | Massachusetts | 5 |
| Northampton | Massachusetts | 4 |
| Salem | Massachusetts | 4 |
| Southbridge | Massachusetts | 2 |
| Spencer | Massachusetts | 3 |
| Springfield | Massachusetts | 4 |
| Taunton | Massachusetts | 1 |
| Worcester | Massachusetts | 10 |
| Berlin | New Hampshire | 1 |
| Manchester | New Hampshire | 36 |
| Nashua | New Hampshire | 2 |
| Somersworth | New Hampshire | 2 |
| Arctic | Rhode Island | 1 |
| Central Falls | Rhode Island | 5 |
| Nasonville | Rhode Island | 1 |
| Pawtucket | Rhode Island | 5 |
| Providence | Rhode Island | 4 |
| Woonsocket | Rhode Island | 21 |
| Source: From The Shadows of the Trees by Jacques Ducharme, p. 232.
Compiled from Bélisle's Histoire de la Presse Franco-Américaine, and | ||
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