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  • The Grandissimes

    The story revolves around the Grandissime family, particularly the conflicts and interactions between various social classes and racial groups in the city. It delves into the lives of Creoles, free people of color, and enslaved individuals, exploring their relationships, struggles, and the changing landscape of New Orleans society.The narrative captures the rich cultural heritage of New Orleans, ... Read more

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  • The Amateur Garden

    "The Amateur Garden" by George Washington Cable is a delightful exploration of gardening that combines practical advice with a deep appreciation for nature. Cable, known for his vivid storytelling and connection to the Southern landscape, invites readers into the world of gardening with enthusiasm and expertise. He shares insights on various plants, cultivation techniques, and the joys of ... Read more

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  • Bonaventure A Prose Pastoral of Acadian Louisiana

    The novel likely transports readers to the lush and evocative landscape of Acadian Louisiana, where they follow the lives of the characters inhabiting this vibrant setting. As a "prose pastoral," the book may emphasize the beauty of nature, the simplicity of rural life, and the close-knit communities that populate the region.Throughout the narrative, readers may encounter themes such as love, loss ... Read more

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  • The Grandissimes

    Series series Pelican Pouch
    The classic 19th century novel about a family navigating their lives and loves in New Orleans' Creole society.When The Grandissimes was first published in 1880, the book was criticized for its portrayal of forbidden love and the clash of cultures during the Reconstruction. Since then, the novel has been considered a masterful critique of racial and social inequality that resonates with modern ... Read more

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  • Strange True Stories of Louisiana

    Seven Records from the Creole Past

    Seven true stories out of Louisiana archives and private papers - a German immigrant girl sold into slavery, a haunted house on Royal Street, a young woman's diary of the war - assembled by the writer who put New Orleans on the literary map and was driven out of the city for his politics. This edition carries 56 plates after Degas, Catlin and West, with four in-text illustrations restored and ... Read more

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  • The Flower of the Chapdelaines

    "The Flower of the Chapdelaines" is a novel written by George Washington Cable. George Washington Cable (18441925) was an American novelist and short story writer known for his works depicting the Creole culture of Louisiana. He was associated with literary realism and is best known for his novels set in New Orleans and the surrounding region."The Flower of the Chapdelaines" is a novel that likely ... Read more

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  • Strange True Stories of Louisiana

    True stories are not often good art. The relations and experiences of real men and women rarely fall in such symmetrical order as to make an artistic whole. Until they have had such treatment as we give stone in the quarry or gems in the rough they seldom group themselves with that harmony of values and brilliant unity of interest that result when art comes in—not so much to transcend nature as to ... Read more

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  • Dr. Sevier

    Set in New Orleans during the Reconstruction era following the Civil War, "Dr. Sevier" tells the story of a young physician named Dr. Sevier, who is dedicated to serving the diverse communities of the city. Through Dr. Sevier's experiences, the novel explores themes of social justice, racial tensions, and the struggle for equality in the post-war South.The character of Dr. Sevier embodies ... Read more

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  • Bylow Hill

    The joys and challenges of small-town life: Cable paints a vivid picture of Bylow Hill, a community filled with warmth, quirky characters, and a strong sense of tradition. He also explores the challenges of living in a close-knit community, where everyone knows everyone else's business.Finding your place in the world: Godfrey's struggle to adjust to civilian life after the war is a universal theme ... Read more

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  • The Cavalier

    The Cavalier by George Washington Cable ... Read more

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  • Madame Delphine

    A few steps from the St. Charles Hotel, in New Orleans, brings you to and across Canal street, the central avenue of the city, and to that corner where the flower-women sit at the inner and outer edges of the arcaded sidewalk, and make the air sweet with their fragrant merchandise. The crowd—and if it is near the time of the carnival it will be great—will follow Canal street. But you turn, instead ... Read more

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  • Gideon's Band: A Tale of the Mississippi

    In "Gideon's Band," Cable likely explores themes related to life along the Mississippi River, including the social, cultural, and economic dynamics of the region. The narrative may follow a diverse cast of characters, including riverboat captains, plantation owners, and ordinary workers, as they navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by the river.Cable's writing style is known for its ... Read more

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