Samuel J. Peters, Jr. diary, 1840 Jan. 1-1862 Mar. 29.

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Samuel J. Peters, Jr. diary, 1840 Jan. 1-1862 Mar. 29.

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The diary describes social life in New Orleans during the antebellum period and prior to Federal occupation of the city. Entries focus on prominent visitors to the community and the Peters' home, civic affairs, local observance of holidays, the theater in New Orleans, domestic activities, and home life. The diarist also recorded the personal activities and health of his father, and the births, marriages, and deaths of family members and local residents. Brief comments regarding child medical care, cholera and yellow fever epidemics, the California gold rush, the 1852 presidential election, Mexican War units in New Orleans, and the American Party are included.

1 v. ; 26 x 21 cm.

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