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The History of Mandeville: From the American Revolution to Bernard de Marigny de Mandeville

Author Anita R. Campeau, Donald J. Sharp
Publisher Cornerstone Book Publishers
Category History
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ISBN / ASIN1613421761
ISBN-139781613421765
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Sales Rank2,251,166
CategoryHistory
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Just North of New Orleans, across Lake Pontchartrain is the beautiful community of Mandeville. It's picturesque homes and roads are matched by its rich history. In their "The History of Mandeville", Anita R. Campeau and Donald J. Sharp provide the reader with a scholarly yet highly informative and enjoyable account of the early days of Mandeville, Louisiana. The book is filled with rare details, images and drawings. A must for any student of history or lover of Louisiana.
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