Mother wit : the ex-slave narratives of the Louisiana Writers' Project / Ronnie W. Clayton.
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
P. Lang,
[1990]
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| Series: | University of Kansas humanistic studies ;
vol. 57. |
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Table of Contents:
- Thomy Lafon old folk's home
- Jim Anderson
- Edward Ashley
- Pierre Aucuin
- Peter Barber
- Lillie Bell
- Uncle Bill
- Louisa Braxton
- Ellen Broomfield
- Coz Bob Brown
- Marie Brown
- Verice Brown
- Henrietta Butler
- Harrison Camille
- Lizzie Chandler
- Manda Cooper
- Catherine Cornelius
- Edward De Buiew
- B. M. Dietz
- Francis Doby
- Martin Dragney
- Mother Duffy
- Rebecca Fletcher
- Annie Flowers
- Octavia Fontenette
- Anita Fonvergne
- Ceceil George
- Rebecca Gordon
- Martha Grayson
- Prince Haas
- Adam Hall
- Mary Harris
- Joseph Hawkins
- Peter Hill
- Elizabeth Ross Hite
- N. H. Hobley
- Simon Houston
- Mrs. Hunter
- Emma Jackson
- Mammie Jackson
- Odel Jackson
- Joseph Jeffrey
- Mary Ann John
- Daffney Johnson
- Lillie Johnson
- St. Ann Johnson
- Tennessee Johnson
- Wilkinson Jones
- Lindy Joseph
- Peter Joseph
- Hannah Kelly
- Rosie King
- Lydia Lee
- Francis Lewis
- Hunton Love
- (Con.) John McDonald
- Melinda
- Frank Moss
- Charles Parcanses
- Charity Parker
- Albert Patterson
- Martha Ann Prim
- Eva Reed
- Henry Reed
- Mandy Rollins
- Hennie Ross
- James St. Ann
- Robert St. Ann
- Hariette Smith
- Sally Snowden
- Silas Spotfore
- Gracie Stafford
- Thomas Steptoe
- Calyle Steward
- Clorie Turner
- Jordan Waters
- Mrs. Webb
- Equella Wheeler
- Victoria Williams
- Warner Willis
- Shack Wilson
- Julia Woodrich.