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An Untractable Country: The History of Kenner, Louisiana Evangeline Mamou's cajun country Mardi GrasAn Untractable Country: The History of Kenner, Louisiana by Craig Bauer Louisianas sixth largest city, Kenner, is often looked upon simply as a suburb of New Orleans and home to Louis Armstrong International Airport. An Untractable Country: The History of Kenner, Louisiana, reveals that Kenner has its own unique and dynamic history separate from that of New Orleans. This is the first book length narrative of the three hundred year long story of the