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''In the State of the Sacred Cod,''
''In the State of the Sacred Cod,''
''Where the Lowells speak only to Cabots,''
''Where the Lowells speak only to Cabots,''
''And the Cabots speak only to God."''|'''Richard Clarke Cabot'''}}
''And the Cabots speak only to God."''
|'''Richard Clarke Cabot'''}}


Ah, New England: Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Cradle of [[The American Revolution]], home of Plymouth Rock, Ben and Jerry's, Walden Pond and the Red Sox, and chock full of fish.
Ah, New England: Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Cradle of [[The American Revolution]], home of Plymouth Rock, Ben and Jerry's, Walden Pond and the Red Sox, and chock full of fish.
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== Live Action TV ==
== Live Action TV ==


* ''[[MASH|M* A* S* H]]'' had Major Charles Winchester III, a Back Bay-bred Boston Brahmin.
* ''[[M*A*S*H (television)|M*A*S*H]]'' had Major Charles Winchester III, a Back Bay-bred Boston Brahmin.
** Trapper John McIntyre was also from (a presumably less fashionable part of) Boston. Given [[The Irish Diaspora|his name]] (in full, John Francis Xavier McIntyre), it's likely he's a Southie, although neither the film nor TV version used that specific accent.
** Trapper John McIntyre was also from (a presumably less fashionable part of) Boston. Given [[The Irish Diaspora|his name]] (in full, John Francis Xavier McIntyre), it's likely he's a Southie, although neither the film nor TV version used that specific accent.
** Hawkeye Pierce was supposedly the son of a lobsterman from Crabapple Cove, Maine, though (perhaps wisely) neither Donald Sutherland in the film nor Alan Alda in the series ever attempted a proper downeast accent, though it is mentioned in the original novels.
** Hawkeye Pierce was supposedly the son of a lobsterman from Crabapple Cove, Maine, though (perhaps wisely) neither Donald Sutherland in the film nor Alan Alda in the series ever attempted a proper downeast accent, though it is mentioned in the original novels.