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“also had a special affinity for Cajun country in Louisiana because the same people, the Acadians, who live in New Brunswick, also live there. That was it for me and America, more or less. What” quote by Dov Ivry — Download Open image

““also had a special affinity for Cajun country in Louisiana because the same people, the Acadians, who live in New Brunswick, also live there. That was it for me and America, more or less. What””

Dov Ivry

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