Louisiana History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical Association: Spring 2010; Volume LI, Number 2

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Book Description:

The Spring 2010 issue, Volume LI, Number 2, of Louisiana History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical Association, was edited by Carl A. Brasseaux and published by the Louisiana Historical Association in cooperation with The Center for Louisiana Studies of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. The issue contains the essays "Cajun Country during World War II" by Jason P. Theriot, "'So-Called Indians' Stand Up and Fight: How a Jim Crow Suit Thrust a Louisiana School System into the Civil Rights Movement" by Kimberly Krupa, "Citizen Laussat and the St. Julien Case: Royalists and Revolutionaries in Early Nineteenth-Century Louisiana" by Julien Vernet, and "Finding the Line: The Origin of Grant Parish and the Recent Dispute over Its Boundary" by Thomas Howell. The issue also includes a section of book reviews.