REVOLUTION, ROMANTICISM, AND THE AFRO-CREOLE PROTEST TRADITION IN LOUISIANA 1718-1868

Baton Rouge LA: Louisiana State University, 1997. First printing. 8vo, pp. xv, 325. Appendix, bibliography, index. Illustrated with several maps, portraits, and facsimiles. A nice copy in dj. Bell shows how New Orleans' religious culture and tripartite racial order gave rise to an assertive, prosperous, well-educated, and cohesive free black society. (Inventory #: 41988)