An edition of Henriette Delille
(2010)
Henriette Delille
rebellious saint
by Elsie Martinez
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A fictionalized account of the life of Henriette DeLille, who founded the Sisters of the Holy Family in nineteenth-century New Orleans to help people of lesser fortunes and to educate slaves, and depicts DeLille from a ten-year-old girl until her health begins to deteriorate in concurrence with the Civil War, but DeLille is determined to continue her efforts.
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Table of Contents
Dead dog and slaves for sale
The runaway slave
The flurry of the ball
Sister Ste. Marthe's influence
In society
Rattlesnakes and rheumatism
Yellow jack and white invasion
The big splash
Voodoo and visions of the future
Saving grace
On the move
Saint Michael's
Bold adventures
The spirit's guidance
Now thou dost dismiss thy servant.
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