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Site Pages
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Beyond Borders - Mapping Maine and the Northeast Boundary - Borderland Essays
"… Essays Explore essays, listed in the menu at right, pertaining to the drawing of the northeast boundary between the United States in Canada, and…"
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Strong, a Mussul Unsquit village - Prominent Women
"… involved in legal proceedings to reclaim the rights to her poem, as it was indeed her own work."
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"… determined that political control of the area was rightfully in the hands of the governor of Nova Scotia, not Massachusetts, and approved the…"
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"… from their husbands both via their dower rights and additional bequests. Familial bonds and inheritance held particular importance among the sorts…"
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"… could lead them to bestow multiple parties with rights to a single place. The eighteenth-century proprietors, however, insisted that such deeds…"
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"Individuals and communities had rights to particular places, but those rights were typically impermanent and nonexclusive."
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"… Noyes grumbled that “there is not one of them but what think their Right superior to the Proprietors and have a long time bid Defiance.”"
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"… settler-colonialist, agreed that their king had a right, as a Christian monarch, to claim and grant away land already within Native jurisdiction…"
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"… custom of rooting Anglo title in Native land rights, arguing instead that royal or provincial grants, not Indian deeds, were the only legitimate…"
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Beyond Borders - Mapping Maine and the Northeast Boundary - Project Home
"… topics such as Indigenous land and water rights; and the preservation and use of public lands."
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"… opinionated participants in issues of land rights. In 1659, “Jane alias Uphannum,” a woman from a powerful Wabanaki family, appeared before English…"
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"… the Pejepscot Proprietors, who in 1714 purchased rights originally acquired by Richard Wharton through an agreement with Wabanaki leaders."
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Early Maine Photography - Landscape Photography - Page 2 of 3
"To the right was the printing establishment of Thurston, Foster and Company. Everything in this scene was destroyed twenty years later in the Great…"
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Biddeford History & Heritage Project - Artists and Inventors of Biddeford
"… has produced real originals, individuals whose impact has reached far beyond the banks of the Saco River. Click on a name at right to read more!"
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Early Maine Photography - Occupational
"… hand, and a glazier holding a window (pictured at right). The furnishings of homes and buildings were crafted by cabinetmakers such as John…"
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Biddeford History & Heritage Project - Biddeford's Movers & Shakers
"… American Revolution to recent history -- giving just a taste of the city's richly varied citizenship. Click on a name at right to find out more!"
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"… Library Women were entrepreneurial in their own right, and started social, educational, and charitable organizations to improve themselves and…"
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"… mills, many became entrepreneurs in their own right and opened small businesses up and down Main Street."
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"Forest resources were utilized right away, and "pine boards and staves (for barrells) and clapboards" were among the first things made for trading…"
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Skowhegan Community History - About the Project
"… a farmer from Skowhegan who had fought in the Civil War. They had just scratched the surface. For the past ten years, students from SAMS, using…"
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Early Maine Photography - Human Interest
"… a table displaying a liquor bottle (pictured at right). Daguerreotype of Horatio Woodman in fur, ca."
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"This uncropped photograph (at right) reveals a portrait placed before the camera on a cane seated chair."
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Biddeford History & Heritage Project - V. A Cascade of Booms & Busts (1790-1865) - Page 2 of 3
"In 1820 Maine became a state in its own right, no longer a district of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts."
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"… in both English and French, would continue right through to the 1940's. Dude Cowboy advertising at City Theater, Biddeford, 1926McArthur…"