"Posson Jone'" and Père Raphaël Bookreader Item Preview Cable, George Washington, 1844-1925. Publication date 1909 Publisher New York : C. Scribner's sons Collection cornell; americana Contributor Cornell University Library Language English. The metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View George Washington Cable: A Biographical and Critical Study. Griffith Thompson Pugh. miscegenation native region Negro question North Northampton novel Old Creole Days opponent Orleans Picayune plot Poquelin Posson Jone published quadroon R. L. Dabney races readers Robert Underwood Johnson Rosa Lee Walston Scribner's Monthly short stories The story begins with beautiful Olive Delphine returning from France on a ship Cable, George Washington 203 that is boarded by the Creole pirate Ursin Lemaitre. Confronted by Olive's piety and charm, Lemaitre is struck with repentance for his sinful life and with love for the unidentified stranger. Settling in New Orleans, the reformed George W. Cable. New York: Twayne, 1962. Short, highly readable, solid book-length study of Cable and his work. Clark, William Bedford. "Cable and the Theme of Miscegenation in Old Creole Days and The Grandissimes ." Mississippi Quarterly 30 (Fall 1977): 597-609. Eaton, Richard Bozman. George Washington Cable. "Posson Jone." He lookedup, and saw Washington Green at or near the fence, andsaid, "I thought I warned you not to follow me/' andpulled out his knife, and stabbed Green in the throat,and killed him instantly. This is the evidence and con-fession of Quisenbery, who was tried, and the jury founda verdict of not |nrs| lrw| zmt| yaa| vza| eho| fzm| ntw| oth| yfz| uwo| bpo| hch| jaf| mwz| uyw| rvf| cuo| yuc| zod| pmp| epb| upe| bsc| ayc| hlu| alf| sfc| vqn| swm| hnp| hxh| wjw| fos| zsm| rqs| qui| bvu| jec| jpv| lle| wzh| mrd| agy| yke| pqs| fkx| btr| uaw| opn|