Louisiana (ePub)

Editors:

Bennett H. Wall (deceased) was Professor of History at
the University of Georgia, and instrumental in the founding
and operation of the Louisiana Historical Association and the
Southern Historical Association. He was a renowned scholar in
southern and U.S. business history.

John C. Rodrigue is Lawrence and Theresa Salameno
Professor of History at Stonehill College, in Easton,
Massachusetts. He previously taught Louisiana History and other
courses at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. He is the
author of several books and scholarly articles on
nineteenth-century U.S. and Southern history.

Authors:

Light Townsend Cummins is the Bryan Professor of History at
Austin College in Sherman, Texas, and a leading expert on the
history of the Spanish Borderlands. In 2009 he was appointed as the
official State Historian of Texas.

Judith Kelleher Schafer teaches American legal history at
Tulane University and has published two prizewinning books:
Slavery, the Civil Law, and the Supreme Court of Louisiana
(1997) and Brothels, Depravity and Abandoned Women (2011),
as well as Becoming Free, Remaining Free (2003).

Edward F. Haas is professor of history at Wright State
University in Dayton Ohio. He was named a Fellow of the Louisiana
Historical Association, which in 1999 awarded
him the Garnie McGinty Lifetime Meritorious Service Award. He
has published numerous works on Louisiana and New Orleans history
and has twice won the L. Kemper Williams Prize for excellence in
Louisiana scholarship.

Michael L. Kurtz is Professor Emeritus of American
History at Southeastern Louisiana University. His publications
include Earl K. Long: The Saga of Uncle Earl and Louisiana
Politics (1990), Crime of the Century: The Kennedy
Assassination from a Historian's Perspective (1993),
Louisiana Since the Longs (1998), and The JFK
Assassination Debates (2006).

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