Includes bibliographical references (pages 165-193) and index.
Contents:
Introduction: Creating the white Louisiana creole -- Charles Gayarré and the cultivation of a Louisiana creole print terroir -- Catholic priest and poet Adrien Rouquette Bridges the Atlantic Ocean -- Alfred Mercier, the Athénée louisianais, and the fight to preserve the French language -- George Washington Cable, blood matters, and the creole backlash -- Grace King's lost creole cause and the feminization of New Orleans's creole culture -- Conclusion: Creating the Creole City in the twentieth century.
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