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Louisa Picquet, the Octoroon 2
SOUTHERN DOMESTIC LIFE.
BY H. MATTISON,
PASTOR OF UNION CHAPEL, NEW YORK.
New York:
PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHOR, Nos. 5 7 MERCER ST.
1861.
Page iii
24.03.2006
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
ILLUSTRIOUS BIRTH AND PARENTAGE. . . . . 5
CHAPTER II.
LOOKS TOO MUCH LIKE MADAME RANDOLPH'S CHILDREN AND
IS SOLD
OUT OF THE FAMILY. . . . . 6
CHAPTER III.
THE SECOND MASTER FAILS, AND HIS SLAVES ARE
SCATTERED. . . . . 7
CHAPTER IV.
A WHITE SLAVE LOVE ADVENTURE. . . . . 8
CHAPTER V.
INTRIGUES OF A MARRIED "SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN". . . . . 10
CHAPTER VI.
THE FAMILY SOLD AT AUCTION--"LOUISA" BOUGHT BY A "NEW
ORLEANS GENTLEMAN," AND WHAT CAME OF IT. . . . . 16
CHAPTER VII.
INSIDE VIEWS OF ANOTHER SOUTHERN FAMILY. . . . . 20
CHAPTER VIII.
OCTOROON LIFE IN NEW ORLEANS. . . . . 22
CHAPTER IX.
DEATH OF HER THIRD OWNER AND ESCAPE OF "LOUISA". . . . .
23
CHAPTER X.