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If anything, This would be the only place where natives decided to ''unite'' and not divide. Northern Maine was more hillbilly-ish than their neighbors from the south, who associated more with Massachusetts. With all the refugees coming in from New York and Boston, They may have to mobilize National Guardsmen to hold the border and help control the influx. Thus, differences would be set aside to deal with the main threat. | If anything, This would be the only place where natives decided to ''unite'' and not divide. Northern Maine was more hillbilly-ish than their neighbors from the south, who associated more with Massachusetts. With all the refugees coming in from New York and Boston, They may have to mobilize National Guardsmen to hold the border and help control the influx. Thus, differences would be set aside to deal with the main threat. | ||
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If anything, This would be the only place where natives decided to unite and not divide. Northern Maine was more hillbilly-ish than their neighbors from the south, who associated more with Massachusetts. With all the refugees coming in from New York and Boston, They may have to mobilize National Guardsmen to hold the border and help control the influx. Thus, differences would be set aside to deal with the main threat.