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Maine's Place in History (Chamberlain, Ancona) Section- African American Soldeirs He also implicates both Maryby Joshua Chamberlain (Author), Troy Anacona (Editor) In 1876, Joshua Chamberlain (hero of the Civil War, governor of Maine, and President of Bowdoin College) delivered a long speech at Philadelphias Centennial Exposition. It is a wide ranging history of the development of Maine before and after statehood. Co published with the Pejepscot History Center, Maines Place n History is an annotated publication of Chamberlains speech in its entirety.