Newspaper Le Dimanche (Nouvelle-Orléans [New Orleans, La.]) 1861-1876 [Online Resource]

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Title

Le Dimanche (Nouvelle-Orléans [New Orleans, La.]) 1861-1876 [Online Resource]

Dates of Publication

1861-1876

Created / Published

Nouvelle-Orléans [New Orleans, La.] : Théard et Trosclair

Headings

- African Americans--Louisiana--New Orleans--Newspapers
- African American newspapers--Louisiana
- New Orleans (La.)--Newspapers
- Noirs américains--Louisiane--La Nouvelle-Orléans--Journaux
- Journaux noirs américains--Louisiane
- African American newspapers
- African Americans
- Louisiana
- Louisiana--New Orleans
- United States--Louisiana--Orleans--New Orleans

Genre

Periodical
newspapers
Newspapers
Journaux

Notes

- Irregular
- Print began in 1861; ceased in 1876.
- Premiere Annee, Numero 7 (10 fevrier 1861); title from masthead (Chroniclingamerica.loc.gov, viewed January 17, 2024).
- Volume 1, Numero 17 (19 mars 1876) (Readex America's Historical Newspapers website, viewed August 22, 2019).

Medium

1 online resource

Call Number/Physical Location

ISSN RECORD
AN

Digital Id

Library of Congress Control Number

2024271024

OCLC Number

1112704779

ISSN Number

2996-0606

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Le Dimanche Nouvelle-Orléans New Orleans, La. -1876 Online Resource. (New Orleans, LA), Jan. 1 1861. https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2024271024/.

APA citation style:

(1861, January 1) Le Dimanche Nouvelle-Orléans New Orleans, La. -1876 Online Resource. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2024271024/.

MLA citation style:

Le Dimanche Nouvelle-Orléans New Orleans, La. -1876 Online Resource. (New Orleans, LA) 1 Jan. 1861. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, aj.sunback.homes/item/2024271024/.

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