num_pages: 166
description: In 1936, Laura Locoul Gore compiled an account of nearly 100 years of life on a Louisiana sugar plantation named after her:"Laura Plantation." Her manuscript, only recently discovered in St. Louis, Missouri, details the daily life and major events of the inhabitants, both free and enslaved, of the plantation that she and her female fore bearers ran.
language: French
title: Memoires de la Vieille Plantation Familiale et Album d' une Faille Creole
titlecomplete: Memoires de la Vieille Plantation Familiale et Album d' une Faille Creole
genres: Autobiography, Historical, History, Travel, Biography, Memoir, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 346
publisher: Zoe Company