Race, Sex, and Social Order in Early New Orleans (Early America: History, Context, Culture)
Jennifer M. M. Spear examines race, sex, and social order in early New Orleans. Framed within the history and culture of Early America, this scholarly work explores the social dimensions of the city’s past and offers valuable context for readers of American, social, and cultural history.
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Race, Sex, and Social Order in Early New Orleans examines the relationships among race, sex, and social organization in the city’s early history.
Jennifer M. M. Spear places New Orleans within the broader study of Early America, highlighting the historical context and cultural forces that shaped its social order.
This work is part of the Early America: History, Context, Culture series and will appeal to readers interested in American history, social history, and the study of race and gender.
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