Acadian Reminiscences : The True Story of EvangelineVoorhies, Felix
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Acadian Reminiscences : The True Story of Evangeline
Voorhies, Felix
Acadians -- Biography; Acadians -- United States; Borda, Marie Marthe; Labiche, Emmeline; Nova Scotia -- History -- 1713-1763
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Acadian Reminiscences
The True Story of Evangeline
by
JUDGE FELIX VOORHIES
Introduction by Felix Birney Voorhies
Price $2.00
E. P. Rivas, Publisher
New Orleans, Louisiana
Copyright, 1907,
by Felix Voorhies
[Illustration: _A Modern Conception of Evangeline_
Posed by Rev. A. T. Kempton]
Table of Contents
Page
List of Illustrations 7
Introduction 9
I. Reminiscences 13
II. Acadian Manners and Customs 23
III. Rumors of War 35
IV. Threatening Clouds 43
V. Acadian Exiles 53
VI. A Night of Terror 61
VII. Generous Friends 75
VIII. Evangeline 79
IX. Louisiana 91
List of Illustrations
_Frontispiece_ A Modern Conception of Evangeline
Page
Catholic Church Exterior 76
Evangeline 81
Evangeline Oak 86
Interior of Church 104
Introduction
Acadian Reminiscences, depicting the True Life of Evangeline, is a
story centered about the life of the Acadians whose descendants
are now residents of the Teche Country also known as the Land of
Evangeline.
These people lived a pure and simple life with an unbounded devotion
to their religion and with an unshakable faith in their God. Their
love for one another is unparalleled in the annals of human history,
to which may be attributed their fortitude and perseverance in their
travels from Canada, upon being expelled by the British, to their
chosen Land on the banks of Bayou Teche.
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