" (New York Daily Times, 1854)
The liquor law plays a role in the aforementioned news story of the day. Socio-economic issues were tied in directly to socio-political and socio-economic issues as was the case not only in Maine but throughout the new union as well. Socio-political and socio-economic links were abundant in the south and were critical to the start of the bitter Civil War battles. Just after this period, the commencement of the Civil War in 1861 to its end in 1865. The period just after the culmination of the Civil War is known as the period of Reconstruction, which defines the era of post war rebuilding and strengthening of socio-economic, socio-political, and socio-cultural ties.
Maine's exposure to these periods after 1857 was not as prolific as were in many areas of the union and the confederacy. In fact, there were no Civil War battles fought on Maine soil. The majority of the issues that faced Maine were secondary to the issues that faced the rest of the amalgamating nation. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow demonstrated the populous Maine spirit during his prime in the 1850s
. The artistry and poetry of the era emanating from Maine society was rich with linguistic quality and ripe with sentiment and culture from an era and region where the seasons change in a dramatic fashion and where the citizens are thick-skinned and hearty.
However, about a decade before 1854, the Northeast Boundary Dispute
between Maine and New Brunswick provided a complete and different experience for Maine that was not related to the conflict between the north and the south. The dispute became increasingly heated between each side to the point of apportioning troops...
Some of the grains weather to a pale green colour. In thin section, quartz is the major grain type (~50%) with some microcline (~5%) and some rock fragments (~1%) all in a fine matrix which consists of quartz and/or feldspar, mica and some calcite cement. The majority of the grains have a red-brown altered rim. The rock fragments are possibly reworked sediments" (p. 13). Lettergesh Analysis by Farrell indicates that this
238 -- 273) Coasts: Define a beach. What is the shore face along a beach? What is littoral drift (long shore sediment transport)? What is difference between Groin and Jetty? Where would you find a tidal inlet? Give an example. What is wave refraction? Identify and describe a barrier island system. What is difference between an estuary and ocean area? A beach is a land formation along the ocean's shoreline. A
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