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“The Fear of Everything is everything a short story collection should be
emeritus professor of Africana Studies
As one of the largest privately managed wetlands in the state
it is also the story in microcosm of what was happening elsewhere in post Jacksonian America
Thibodeaux brings writerly flair and deft narrative to these largely untold stories of a resilient folk whose very way of life is under siege
Freedmen and the Ideology of Free Labor: Louisiana 1862-1865 Main Street “The Fear of Everything isFreedmen and the Ideology of Free Labor: Louisiana 1862 1865 by William F. Messner About the Book This book examines contraband programs undertaken by the Federal army in the Gulf Department during the Civil War, particularly the military's institution of a plantation labor program and education system for the freedmen, and the enlistment of blacks into the Union Army. It considers the ways that these systems were created in response to white
