Anthology of Louisiana Literature
All Titles
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.
“Black Code Now.” Roudanez.
“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.
“Brass Ankles Speaks.” Dunbar.
“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.
“Capitalize ‘Creole.’” Landry.
“Carry Me Home.”
Folse.
The Cavalier
. Cable.
“Cherchez la Femme.”
Henry.
Chita.
Hearn.
“Chocolate City Speech.” Nagin.
Circulaire
. de Carondelet.
City of a Million Dreams.
Berry.
“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?
“Egrets.” Kane.
“The Elephant and The Whale,” English. Fortier.
Elsie in the South
. Finley.
“Enough!” Simmons.
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
“Facing Life.” Dunbar.
“Festival of Lights.” Haymon.
La Fête du Petit-Blé.
Le Blanc.
“First Date.” Laer.
“First Re-entry, Post-Katrina.” Kane
Five Days at Memorial.
Fink.
First Steamboat Voyage.
Latrobe.
“Flags of Louisiana.” Bonham.
The Flower.
Cable.
“Folk Tale Lesson Plans.” Bollinger.
Forest Hill
. Coen.
Forty Years a Gambler
. Devol.
Founding of New Orleans.
Villiers.
“A French Tar Baby.” Ortoli.
From Flag to Flag.
Ripley.
A Frozen Solution.
Ervin.
“Fuck You.” Morris.
“Fuck you, Évangéline!” Godin.
G
“A Generation’s Demand.” Walmsley.
“Getting Rid.” St. Germain.
“Going Back to Lake Charles.’” Moser.
“Going Home.” St. Germain.
Gombo Zhèbes.
Hearn.
“Goodbye, Louisiana.” Dreher.
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
Hand Book of the Carnival.
Madden.
“The Haunted House of Royal St.” Cable.
Historical Collections.
French.
Historical Memoir.
Latour.
Historical Memoir: Appendix.
Latour.
Historical Memoir: Atlas.
Latour.
Historical Sketchbook to New Orleans.
Coleman.
“A History of Beignets.” Stirler.
“A History of Caddo Indians.” Glover.
“History of Duelling.” Millingen.
A History of Louisiana.
du Pratz.
A History of LA Negro Baptists
Hicks.
“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.
How to Walk in the Marsh
. Adams.
“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 Have a Secret.” Teutsch.
“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.
“The Iris Garden.” Kane.
“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.
“Juul Pods.” Self.
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.
La Salle.
Keiley.
“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 Slave Narratives.” Barnett et al.
“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.
“Moonrise on the Cane.” Kane.
“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.
“Problem of Personal Service.” Dunbar.
Pudd’nhead Wilson.
Twain.
Q
The Quadroon
. Reid.
R
Raleston Luck.
Norton.
Raleston Luck.
LibriVox. Norton.
“Reconstruction in LA.” Du Bois.
“Red River Campaign.” Joiner.
“Redbone.” Carver.
“Relacion de la Jornada de Soto.” de Biedma.
“Relation De l’Incendie.” LeDoux.
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.
“Spider Lilies.” Kane.
“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.
“Those Sunday Drives.” Kane.
Three French Poems.
Rabalais.
A Thrilling Narrative.
Haynes.
Traditions of the Caddo.
Dorsey.
Trans-Pacific Sketches.
Falk.
Travels through North America.
Bernhard.
“Treaty: USA & France,” Bilingual. Monroe.
“Treaty: USA & France,” English. Monroe.
“Treaty: USA & France,” French. Monroe.
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.
“Used Book.” Kane.
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.
“Woman’s Most Serious Problem.” Dunbar.
“Women are Like Streetcars.” De Noux.
“Word Works.” Saloy.
X
Y
“Year’s Turn.” Haymon.
“You’re Doing Jesus Wrong.” Becker.
Z
Anthology of Louisiana Literature