The
Louisiana Book Collection is a collection of 25 volumes relating to the history
of Louisiana and its people primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries. Several
of the volumes have great period illustrations and portraits of relevant historical
figures. All the titles contained on this CD are listed below. - Louisiana;
its colonial history and romance (1851) - Gayarré, Charles - 546 pages
- A
history of Louisiana (1922) - Magruder, Harriet - 424 pages
- A
history of Louisiana Volume 1. Early explorers and the domination of the French,
1512-1768 (1904) - Fortier, Alcée - 268 pages
- A
history of Louisiana Volume 2. The Spanish domination and the cession to the United
States, 1769-1803 (1904) - Fortier, Alcée - 342 pages
- A
history of Louisiana Volume 3. The American domination, pt. I, 1803-1861 (1904)
- Fortier, Alcée - 272 pages
- A
history of Louisiana Volume 4. The American domination, pt. II, 1861-1903 (1904)
- Fortier, Alcée - 299 pages
- Stories
from Louisiana history (1905) - King, Grace Elizabeth; Ficklen, John Rose
- 304 pages
- History
of the Louisiana purchase (1902) - Howard, James Quay - 170 pages
- History
and civil government of Louisiana (1901) - Ficklen, John Rose; Hinsdale, B. A.
(Burke Aaron) - 383 pages
- Brief
history of the Louisiana territory (1904) - Smith, Walter Robinson - 98 pages
- History
of the Jews of Louisiana (1903) - Jewish historical publishing company of Louisiana
- 223 pages
- History
of Reconstruction in Louisiana (through 1868) (1910) - Ficklen, John Rose; Butler,
Pierce - 234 pages
- Historical
sketch of "Louisiana" and the Louisiana purchase (1912) - United States.
General Land Office; Bond, Frank - 14 pages
- Standard
history of New Orleans, Louisiana, giving a description of the natural advantages,
natural history ... settlement, Indians, Creoles, municipal and military history,
mercantile and commercial interests, banking, transportation, struggles against
high water, the press, educational ... etc. (1900) -
Rightor, Henry - 743
pages - A history
of who's who in Louisiana politics in 1916, including state officials, senators,
representatives, clerks, together with a sketch of all the governors from 1697
to the present date. Brief history of the various locations of the state capital
of the state of Louisiana (1916) - Brown, Dave H. - 219 pages
- New
Orleans city guide (1938) - Federal Writers' Project. New Orleans - 430 pages
- Picturesque
New Orleans : photo-gravures (1900) - Wittemann, A. (Adolph) - 28 pages
- New
Orleans, what to see and how to see it : A standard guide to the city of New Orleans
(1911) - New Orleans Association of Commerce - 68 pages
- Bienville
Parish, Louisiana (1885) - Howell, Robert B.; Richardson, William U. - 26 pages
- St.
Bernard Parish, Louisiana, its natural resources and advantages; (1906) - 35 pages
- Club
men of Louisiana in caricature (1917) - Patrick, William Keevil - 362 pages
- Louisiana;
comprising sketches of parishes, towns, events, institutions, and persons, arranged
in cyclopedic form Volume 1 (1914) - Fortier, Alcée - 621 pages
- Louisiana;
comprising sketches of parishes, towns, events, institutions, and persons, arranged
in cyclopedic form Volume 2 (1914) - Fortier, Alcée - 667 pages
- Louisiana;
comprising sketches of parishes, towns, events, institutions, and persons, arranged
in cyclopedic form Volume 3 (1914) - Fortier, Alcée - 806 pages
- "Louisianians
and their state"; a historical and biographical text book of Louisiana; its
notable men and leading institutions (1919) - Moore, Daniel Decatur - 144 pages
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