People Of The Bayou : Cajun Life In Lost America
by Hallowell, Christopher
Published by : E. P. Dutton (New York) Physical details: 141 p ISBN:0525177280. ISSN:978052517
Subject(s):
Hallowell, Christopher
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Social life and customs
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Louisiana
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Rural conditions
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Louisiana
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Country life
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Louisiana
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Cajuns
Year: 1979
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The sprawling marshland of the lower Mississippi has spawned one of the most interesting indigenous cultures in all America--the Cajuns. Since the eighteenth century, they have clung to their ways, including their remarkable French-based patois, their deep love of the land and water around them, their world-famous cuisine, and their enviable love of life
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