Anthology of Louisiana Literature

 Numbers 

• 25th Regiment Connecticut. Bissell.

 A 

• “Aaron Burr Report.” Jefferson.
• Acadian Reminiscences. Voorhies.
• “The Accidental Activist.” Becker.
• Adventures of Françoise and Suzanne. Cable.
• “Alix de Morainville.” Cable.
• Annual Message. Allen.
• “Antonio de Sedella.” Bishpam.
• “Aphrodite.” Haymon.
• Ark of 1803. Stephens.
• At Fault. Chopin.
• “At the ‘Cadian Ball.” Chopin.
• “Attakapas Vigilance.” Griffin.
• Audubon Journals, Vol. I. Audubon.
• Audubon Journals, Vol. II. Audubon.
• “August in New Orleans.” Lily.
• The Awakening. Chopin.
• The Awakening Audiobook. Chopin

 B 

• Balcony Stories. King.
• “Battle of Murfreesboro, Dec. 1862.” Ellis.
• The Battle of New Orleans. Arthur.
• “Battle of New Orleans.” Cable.
• “Battle of Shiloh.” Beauregard.
• “Battle of Shiloh.” Polk.
• “Before Last Call.” Lysette.
• “La Belle Zoraïde.” Chopin.
• Below Board. Johansson.
• “Bet Republicans Take Your Guns.” France.
• “Between Two Storms.” Recknagel.
• “Bigots and Billionaires.” Donlan.
• “Billy the Kid.” Parker.
• “The Black Marseillaise.” Naudin.
• “Blind Man's Holiday.” Henry.
• “A Bloody Vendetta.” Banner.
• Bonaventure. Cable.
• “Bonnie and Clyde.” Parker.
• “Boogers, Haints, and Heathens.” Hearne.
• The Boy Hunters. Reid.
• “Breakfast at the Spindletop Café.” Faircloth.
• The Brother Clerks. Townsend.
• “Burning of Alexandria.” Cowardin.
• Butler’s Book. Butler.

 C 

• “C. Bouki & C. Lapin, No. V,” English. Fortier.
• Cecilia Valdés. Villaverde.
• “C’est La Vie.” Smith.
• Cabbages and Kings. Henry.
• “Cabildo Archives I.” Cruzat.
• “The Caddo Indians.” Webb.
• “Café des Exiles.” Cable.
• Camp Court and Siege. Hoffman.
• “Can’t Vitriol?” Becker.
• “Carry Me Home.” Folse.
• The Cavalier. Cable.
• “Cherchez la Femme.” Henry.
• Chita. Hearn.
• “Chocolate City Speech.” Nagin.
• “Climbing Monkey Hill.” Shaik.
• “Code Duello.” Ryan.
• Le Code Noir. Louis XIV.
• The Code Noir. Louis XIV.
• The Code of Honor. Wilson.
• “Colleville.” Dunn.
• “Come South, Young Woman.” Cole.
• “A Confederacy of Reformers.” France.
• A Confederate Girl's Diary. Dawson.
• Confederate Girl Audio Book.
• The Conquest of Florida. Vega.
• “Cooking Chaos.” Goméz.
• Cooking in Old Créole Days. Eustis.
• Creole Cookery. Walmsley.
• “Crescent City Blues.” Hearne.
• The Crossing. Churchill.
• La Cuisine Creole. Hearn.

 D 

• “Daddy’s Philosophy: II.” Saloy.
• Daniel Boone. Thwaites.
• “Dear Old Gypsy: Where Y’at Girl?”
• “Le début.” Dunn.
• “Désirée's Baby.” Chopin.
• Destruction. Taylor.
• Diario. Gálvez.
• Diary. Gálvez.
• Diary: 1859-1865. Wadley.
• Diary of a Refugee. Fearn.
• “Disaster Capitalism.” LaFlaur.
• Doing the Devil’s Work. Loehfelm.
• Domestic Manners. Trollope.
• "Down the Bayou." Townsend.

 E 

• “Education.” Quess?
• “The Elephant and The Whale,” English. Fortier.
• Elsie in the South. Finley.
• An Epick Poem. Emmons.
• “L’étoile.” Dunn.
• “Il était.” Dunn.
• Evangeline. Longfellow.
• Évangéline: Traduction. Longfellow.
• Every Man a King. Long.
• “Every Man a King” Speech. Long.
• Explorers. Greely.

 F 

• “Festival of Lights.” Haymon.
• La Fête du Petit-Blé. Le Blanc.
• “First Date.” Laer.
• First Steamboat Voyage. Latrobe.
• Five Days at Memorial. Fink.
• “Flags of Louisiana.” Bonham.
• The Flower. Cable.
• Forest Hill. Coen.
• Forty Years a Gambler. Devol.
• Founding of New Orleans. Villiers.
• From Flag to Flag. Ripley.
• “A French Tar Baby.” Ortoli.
• “F**k You.” Morris.

 G 

• “A Generation’s Demand.” Walmsley.
• “Getting Rid.” St. Germain.
• “Going Home.” St. Germain.
• Goodness of St. Rocque. Dunbar.
• The Grandissimes. Cable.
• “Great New Orleans Fire.” Miró.
• The Great South. King.
• “Grieving for Pies.” McKnight.
• Gumbo Ya-Ya. Saxon.

 H 

• “The Haunted House of Royal St.” Cable.
• Historical Collections. French.
• Historical Memoir. Latour.
• Historical Memoir: Appendix. Latour.
• Historical Memoir: Atlas. Latour.
• “A History of Beignets.” Stirler.
• “A History of Caddo Indians.” Glover.
• “History of Duelling.” Millingen.
• A History of Louisiana. du Pratz.
• “History of Natchitoches.” Dunn.
• Hive of the Bee-Hunter Thorpe.
• Hook Man. Shattuck.
• Hook Man Returns. Shattuck.
• “House Made of History.” bush.
• “House of the Rising Sun.” Traditional.
• The Houseboat Book. Waugh.
• “How I Got Them.” Cable.
• How to Get a Rich Wife. Hall.
• “Huey Long and the Workers.” Whitten.
• “Huey Long, Bogeyman.” Carter.
• “Huey Long, Superman.” Smith.
• “The Hurricane.” Bryant.
• “Hurricane Season.” St. Germain.
• “Hymn below Sea Level.” Bickham.

 I 

• “I Had Forgotten the Loud.” Saloy.
• “I Was a Racist.” Becker.
• “In and out of Old Natchitoches.” Chopin.
• “In Sabine.” Chopin.
• “In the West Countree.” Cole.
• Infelicia. Menken.
• “Infinite Design” Kazi-Nance.
• “Irishman and the Frog,” Both
• “Is Katrina More Significant?” LaFlaur.
• “Is This My Country?” Shultz.

 J 

• Jackson & New Orleans. Alexander.
• “James Bowie.” Bowie.
• “Jan. in New Orleans.” Thompson.
• “Jean Malin.” Pyle.
• “Jean Sotte.” Fortier.
• “Jean Sotte,” English. Fortier.
• Jefferson Correspondence. Workman.
• John March. Cable.
• “John White’s Journey.” France.
• Journal. Latrobe.
• Journals. Lewis & Clark.
• Journey. de Vaca.
• The Jumper: A Novel. Parrish.

 K 

• Katrina Stories. Nagle.
• “Kingfish Down.” Walters.
• King’s Messenger. Antrobus.

 L 

• Lafayette in America. Levasseur.
• “Lafitte, the Louisiana Pirate.” Cusachs.
• The LaLaurie Horror. Reeser.
• “Lee H. Oswald Background.” Warren.
• “Lee H. Oswald Biography.” Warren.
• “The Legend of the Rift.” Egan.
• “Lesbian Love.” Reizenstein.
• “Lesbians and Me.” Magee.
• “Lesbian Spotting.” Walker.
• “Letter 1542.” de Soto.
• “Letter March 18, 1862.” Ellis.
• “Letter April 13, 1862.” Ellis.
• “Letter April 27, 1862.” Ellis.
• “Letter May 25, 1862.” Ellis.
• “Letter to Jefferson.” de Boré.
• “Letter to Pamela Moffett.” Twain.
• Liberty in Louisiana. Workman.
• Life on the Mississippi. Twain.
• “The Longer Route.” Parrish.
• “Louie’s.” Haymon.
• “Louisiana Log.” Saloy.
• Louisiana Poems. Whitman.
• “Louisiana Swamp Poem.” St. Germain.
• “Love on the Bon-Dieu.” Chopin.

 M 

• Le Macandal. Marie, Tante (Marie Augustin).
• Madam. Lynn.
• Madame Delphine. Cable.
• “Mademoiselle Marbry.” Smith.
• Maid Narratives.van Wormer et al.
• Manon Lescaut (French). Prévost.
• Manon Lescaut (English). Prévost.
• Mardi-Gras Mystery Bedford-Jones.
• “Mariaze Compair Lapin.” Fortier.
• “Mariaze Djabe.” Fortier.
• “Mark Twain on Mardi Gras.” Smith.
• “Marriage of Djabe” (English). Fortier.
• “Le Marseillaise Noire.” Naudin.
• “The Marseillaise Noire” (English). Naudin.
• The Martyr Patriots. Collens.
• Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence. Dunbar.
• “Mercury Forges.” Ruffin.
• “Midnight Jazz.” Jean.
• Mine Eyes Have Seen. Dunbar.
• Mob Rule in New Orleans. Wells.
• “Monuments Speech.” Landrieu.
• “Mothering the Shadows.” Kazi.
• “Mr. Pontelier’s Problem.” Magee.
• “Le Mulâtre.” Sejour.
• “The Mulatto.” English.
• “My Father Will Have.” Haymon.
• My First Days in the White House. Long.
• “My Letter to Louisiana.” Becker.
• “My Mother’s the Daughter.” Saloy.
• Mysteries. Testut.
• Myths of the LA Choctaw. Pisatunema.
• Myths of the Mississippi. “Preface.” Judson.
• Myths of the Mississippi. Judson.

 N 

• Narrative of British Campaigns. Gleig.
• Narrative of de Soto. de Biedma.
• Narrative of de Soto. d'Elvas.
• Narrative of J. Roberts. Roberts.
• “Natchez Myths.” Swanton.
• Naufragios. de Vaca.
• Naughty Marietta. Young.
• “Necrotic.” Blackwell.
• “Néléphant avec Baleine.” Fortier.
• The Net. Beach.
• New Orleans. Castellanos.
• New Orleans Cook Book. Wilkinson.
• The New Orleans Riot. Wells.
• “Niggas in the New Paris.” Gypsy.
• A Night in Acadie. Chopin
• “Night Parade.” St. Germain.
• “A No-Account Creole.” Chopin.
• “No Credo but Freedom.” Gypsy.
• “NOLA: Interactive.” McDonald.
• Norman’s New Orleans. Norman.
• Nos Hommes. Desdunes.

 O 

• “O Beautiful Storm.” Smith.
• Oath of Allegiance. Palmer.
• The Octaroon. Boucicault.
• Odd Leaves. Tensas.
• “Old Crawdad.” Goméz.
• “The Old Duelling Oaks.” Augustin.
• Old Times in Dixie Land. Merrick.
• “One Month Ago.” Imani.

 P 

• “Pecularities of New Orleans.” Glazier.
• “Le Petit Prince.” Dunn.
• “Phœbe.” Henry.
• “Piti Bonhomme Godron.” Fortier.
• “Piti Bonhomme Godron,” English. Fortier.
• “Place d’Armes.” Magee.
• “Pleasant Hill.” Crooks.
• “Poème pour Tonton Jim.” Goméz.
• Poems. Bibb.
• Poems. Cutrer.
• Poems. A. Havird.
• Poems. D. Havird.
• Pony Rider Boys. Patchin.
• “Posson Jone’.” Cable.
• “Pourquoi c’est.” Dunn.
• “A Presidential Appointment.” Egan.
• “La Prise du Morne.” Poydras.

 Q 

• The Quadroon. Reid.

 R 

• Raleston Luck. Norton.
• Raleston Luck. LibriVox. Norton.
• “Red River Campaign.” Joiner.
• “Redbone.” Carver.
• “Relacion de la Jornada de Soto.” de Biedma.
• Reminisciences with the Colored Troops. Addeman.
• “The Renaissance at the Charleroi.” Henry.
• René. Chateaubriand.
• René in English.
• “Richland Parish, Franklin Parish.” Cole.
• “The Riddle.” Haymon.
• “Le rideau vert.” Dunn.
• “The River Poem.” Quess?
• The River’s Children. Stuart.
• “Rolling Hills.” Smith.

 S 

• “Saint Malo.” Hearn.
• “Salome Müller.” Cable.
• “Scapegoating the Past.” Honora.
• “seeing hooks.” Honaker.
• Senate Social Security Speeches. Long.
• “Sestina.” Haymon.
• “Share Our Wealth.” Long.
• “Share Our Wealth” Letter. Long.
• “Share Our Wealth” Speech. Long.
• Sherman as College Pres. Sherman.
• “‘Sieur George.” Cable.
• “The Singing Bones,” Creole. Fortier.
• “The Singing Bones,” English. Fortier.
• “Skin Game.” Kazi-Nance.
• “Slave Children.” Leigh.
• Social Life in Old New Orleans. Ripley.
• Solomon Crow’s Christmas Pockets. Stuart.
• “Southern Men: 1958-1968.” Parrish.
• “Southern Sisters.” Saloy.
• Southern Stories. Coffin, et al.
• “The Storm.” Chopin.
• “Story of the French Market”
• “The Street Girl.” Parker.
• “Suicide Sal.” Parker.
• “Summer of Love Part VII.” Gypsy.
• Swarmp Cat Kjelgaard.

 T 

• “The Talking Eggs.” Pyle.
• "The Tar Baby." Fortier.
• Tellin’ on the Levee. Leavell.
• “Tenting on the Plains.” Custer.
• “Thanksgiving in New Orleans.” Kerchaert.
• “The Thanksgiving Sermon.” Palmer.
• “This Is for Mallory.” Becker.
• “This Poem Is for You My Sister.” Saloy.
• Three French Poems. Rabalais.
• A Thrilling Narrative. Haynes.
• Traditions of the Caddo. Dorsey.
• Trans-Pacific Sketches. Falk.
• Travels through North America. Bernhard.
• Twelve Years a Slave. Northup.

 U 

• “Un demi-cercle.” Dunn.
• Under the Magnolias. Dorman.
• “Union Parish.” Cole.
• “Un matin.” Dunn.
• “Unnatural History of Cypress Parish.” Blackwell.
• Ursuline Letters. Jefferson.
• The Ursulines of Louisiana. Cruzat.

 V 

• “Verdict.” Haymon.
• “A Very Fine Fiddle.” Chopin.
• “Vigilance Committees.” Griffin.
• “La violence.” Dunn.
• Violets & Other Tales. Dunbar.
• Voyage des Ursulines. Tranchepain.
• Voyage of the Ursulines. Tranchepain.

 W 

• War Diary of a Union Woman. Miller.
• War of 1812. Roosevelt.
• “The Way We See It.” Haymon.
• West Florida Rebellion. Arthur.
• "West Florida Secession Speech." Skipwith.
• What Fresh Hell? LaFlaur.
• “When Rabbit Smokes.” Goméz.
• "Whistling Dick's Christmas Stocking." Henry.
• “Why 12 Years Will Always Matter.” White.
• “Widow’s Walk, 1917.” Bickham.
• Without the Wind Wieman.
• “Will You Serve?” Becker.
• Winning the West. Roosevelt.
• “The Witch.” Haymon.
• “Wizard from Gettysburg.” Chopin.
• The Woman in Battle. Velazquez.
• “Women are Like Streetcars.” De Noux.
• “Word Works.” Saloy.

 X 

 Y 

• “Year’s Turn.” Haymon.
• “You’re Doing Jesus Wrong.” Becker.

 Z 

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