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Afro-Creole

Richard D. E. Burton

1997

Creole

José Eduardo Agualusa

2002

Season Of Storms

Kate Kingsley

1991

The social legitimization of children in Suriname society

Mark L. Staker

1992

Rampart Street (Valentin St. Cyr Mysteries)

David Fulmer

2007

Rampart Street

David Fulmer

2006

The first America

D. A. Brading

1993

Creole Captive

Patricia Pellicane

1989

Diplomacy in black and white

Ronald Angelo Johnson

2014

Monsieur Motte

Grace Elizabeth King

1888

Degas in New Orleans

Christopher E. G. Benfey

1997

At Fault

Kate Chopin

1986

Creole drum

Ursy M. Lichtveld, Jan Voorhoeve

1975

Creoles of color in the Bayou country

Carl A. Brasseaux

1994

The Complete Works of Kate Chopin

Per Seyersted, Kate Chopin, Edmund Wilson

1988

Cajun and Creole music makers =

Barry Jean Ancelet

1999

Creole

Sybil Kein

2000

The Creoles of history and the Creoles of romance

Charles Gayarré

1885

Spanish American Saints and the Rhetoric of Identity, 1600-1810

Ronald J. Morgan

2002

She walks on gilded splinters

Gene Dwyer

2007

Eurafricans in western Africa

George E. Brooks

2003

The story of Babette

Ruth McEnery Stuart

1894

A New Orleans Voudou Priestess

Carolyn Morrow Long

2006

The Creoles of color of New Orleans

James Haskins

1975

The settlement of the German coast of Louisiana and the Creoles of German descent

J. Hanno Deiler

1909

Creole New Orleans

Joseph Logsdon, Arnold R. Hirsch

1992

The Tapestry (The Creoles #4)

Lynn Morris, Gilbert Morris

2005

Jass

David Fulmer

2005

Freedom papers

Rebecca J. Scott, Jean M. Hébrard

2012

French, Cajun, Creole, Houma

Carl A. Brasseaux

2005

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