The Laffite Study Group Newsletter (Texas Digital Library - TDL E-Journals)
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No full textThe Laffite Study Group is a non-profit educational organization which aims to promote research in. and the dissemination of knowledge concerning Jean Laffite's role in American history, literature, and folklore
"Dr. Strangebreed, Or How I Stopped Worrying And Learned To Love Laffite"
No full textOne climbs a mountain or swims a sea because they are there. A Laffite fan or aficionado does the same thing. And what a bunch of Laffites we have
Privateers and Their Captains 1810 - 1819
No full textA list of privateers and their captains from 1810 - 1819
Hellish Bandit Or Gentleman Smuggler?
No full textIf Jean Laffite had been as cruel as some writers have depicted him, the infamous Blackbeard would look like a Sunday School teacher by comparison. Since the time the Creole privateer first took up the trade of smuggling in 1805, his name has been linked with crime and tales of rape and pillage with little respect to whether or not the stories are true
The Baratarians vs The United States: A Chronology, 1812 - 1815
No full textThe following is a chronological outline of the Baratarians' documented brushes with United States authorities between 1812 and 1815. Since the outline is intended merely for reference, bibliographic citations are not given
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No full textThe Laffite Study Group was organized in 1975 for the purpose of uniting persons interested in Jean Laffite's role in American history, literature and folklore
The Laffite Network
No full textJean Laffite lives! Tom Townsend's living history presentation, "Jean Lafitte--Texas Hero" is a 24-minute videotape designed for student grades 3-7. Townsend is the Bluebonnet Award-winning author of children's books
Pierre Laffite, R.I.P. In Yucatan
No full textThe following documents are from the Archivo de las Notarias Publicas, Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
Notes From A Correspondence On The Laffite Journal Collection
No full textDuring 1957, Dr. Jane de Grummond and the late Ray Thompson held a running correspondence debate over the Laffite Journals, John A. Laffite, and Stanley Arthur
Club Info: Articles and Reviews in the LSG Newsletter Vols. 1-5
No full textArticles and Reviews in the LSG Newsletter Vols. 1-