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Au revoir, l'Arcadie
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- "The Great Depression has dealt the cotton textile industry repeated blows. Mills are failing and unemployment is rampant. Irish and Franco-American workers in the fictional town of Millbank, Massachusetts are desparate, but based on years of strife they distrust each other almost as much as they fear management. The working men and women must overcome their long-held prejudices to come together as Americans when a violent strike begins."
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- "Au revoir, l'Acadie"
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