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Paramours of the Creoles : a story of New Orleans and the method of promiscuous mating between white Creole men and Negro and colored slaves and freewomen
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Paramours of the Creoles : a story of New Orleans and the method of promiscuous mating between white Creole men and Negro and colored slaves and freewomen
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[1944]
Call number
342234
Creator
Ebeyer, Pierre Paul (1893-)
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23 cm
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