Publisher: The University of Louisiana Press

Sixty-eight short essays on the historical geography of New Orleans.

Documents the history, architecture, and community of one of Baton Rouge’s oldest neighborhoods.

History of the Great Hurricane of 1856, which destroyed the coastal Louisiana community of Isle Derniere or Last Island.

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Inherit the Atchafalaya
Greg Guirard, Ray Brassieur
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An introduction to the people and nature of Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin.

Histoire de Festival de Musique Acadienne.

A compilation of the best material ever written on Cajun music.

History of Louisiana Architecture from 1840 to 1860.

Study of New Orleans' physical, built, and ethnic geographies.

A surprising re-examination of one of the most notorious and fascinating crimes in Louisiana history.

The Civil War story of the Union's perilous mission to prevent France from attaching Texas to Mexico.

The story of the Mamou, a medicinal plant of the Cajun Country.

The Blue Boat
Darrell Bourque
Softback - $12.50
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By the noted Louisiana Poet.

A look at life in Louisiana leading up to the Civil War.

"The greatest [previously] unrecorded Cajun musician."

Collection of top scholarly essays, articles, and chapters related to the Louisiana home front during the Civil War.

Some of the best scholarly examinations of Louisiana's important literary figures.

A collection of the best schalorly material on the French colonial experience in Louisiana.

Audubon: A Retrospective
James Dormon (editor)
Hardcover - $19.95
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Collection of essays written to mark the bicentennial of the artist's birth.

An indispensible handbook for the naturalist or gardener.

An esthetic record of disappearing architecture in North Louisiana.

The global impact of Spanish governance on Louisiana government, law, immigration, religion, slavery, arts and culture.

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