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The 23 pages that link to New England, each with the reason it gives.

• Harvard UniversityNarrower topic: Harvard’s founding and early influence unfolded within this region.

• The American RenaissanceRelated: The concentration of celebrated writers there has encouraged a regional label for a supposedly national movement.

• H. P. LovecraftRelated: Lovecraft repeatedly set fiction in its towns, landscapes, and imagined local history.

• MassachusettsNarrower topic: Massachusetts is a central state in this shared historical and cultural region.

• Robert FrostRelated: Its farms, towns, weather, and speech provide much of Frost’s poetic setting.

• AvaloniaBroader topic: Avalonian rocks form part of the region’s geological foundation.

• Daniel WebsterNarrower topic: Webster’s political base and early congressional career grew from New England’s commercial and civic life.

• MaineNarrower topic: Maine is the largest and northeasternmost state in this region.

• Maine CoonNarrower topic: The breed developed in this region, with Maine central to its name and history.

• New HampshireNarrower topic: New Hampshire shares the region’s history, institutions, and cultural identity.

• New York StateCompared with: New York borders the region but is not one of its states.

• Rhode IslandNarrower topic: Rhode Island shares the region’s historical and cultural setting.

• Lyman BeecherRelated: Its Congregational churches and reform networks provided Beecher’s early religious setting.

• ConnecticutNarrower topic: Connecticut is the region’s southwestern state.

• Province of New HampshireNarrower topic: New Hampshire’s colonial development was intertwined with neighboring New England colonies.

• New England PatriotsNarrower topic: The Patriots adopted a regional identity that reaches beyond their Massachusetts home.

• Jared SparksNarrower topic: Sparks was born in Connecticut and built his academic career in the region.

• The MaritimesCompared with: Its coastal history and cross-border ties invite comparison, though it is not Canadian.

• John Greenleaf WhittierNarrower topic: Its landscapes, customs, and history recur throughout Whittier’s poetry.

• Mid-AtlanticCompared with: It borders the Mid-Atlantic’s northern edge but has a distinct regional identity.

• Phineas Parkhurst QuimbyNarrower topic: Quimby’s work emerged amid nineteenth-century religious and reform movements in this region.

• Pinus strobusRelated: Its colonial forests supplied eastern white pine timber for buildings and ships.

• Widow's BayNarrower topic: The island's coastal setting draws on New England's maritime landscape and folklore.