The World That Made New Orleans: From Spanish Silver to Congo Square
by Ned Sublette
Ned Sublette traces New Orleans' origins from colonial trade and migration to the emergence of its distinctive music and culture.
About This Book
The World That Made New Orleans explores the city's development through its colonial past and diverse influences.
It examines the impact of Spanish, French, and African cultures on the shaping of New Orleans.
The narrative highlights the significance of trade, migration, and music in the city's evolution.
Readers gain insight into how historical forces created the unique character of New Orleans.
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