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G.K. Hall edition, copyrighted 1979
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| English | Cenelles : a Collection of Poems by Creole Writers of the Early Nineteenth Century (1979 G.K. Hall edition) |
G.K. Hall edition, copyrighted 1979 |
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Translated and with a Preface by | Regine Latortue and | Gleason R. W. Adams | [rule] | Les Cenelles | A Collection of Poems | by Creole Writers of the | Early Nineteenth Century | G.K. Hall & Co. Boston, Massachusetts
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Reference Publications in | Afro-American Studies | Charles T. Davis, Editor | Yale University
half-title verso
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Copyright © 1979 by Regine Latortue and Gleason R. W. Adams
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0-1861-8325-2
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To our parents | Kitty Adams and | Yva and François Latortue
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[1] This translation had in conception John Blassingame's long-standing | interest in the people and culture of New Orleans; his steadfast vigilance | and patience have been instrumental in bringing the project to fruition. | For their valuable help in shepherding the manuscript, we wish to thank | Charles Davis, Wlad Godzich, George May, Henry-Louis Gates Jr., and | Pierre Baston.
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[2] In addition, we are indebted to the Afro-American Studies | Department of Yale University for a summer grant which allowed us to | begin the project as well as to Mrs. Ann Granger, who typed the manuscript. | Finally, we are grateful to George Cunningham and Mae Henderson for | their consistent support and encouragement.
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