Ricciuti, Italo William, introduction by Talbot Faulkner Hamliln, - New Orleans and Its Environs: the domestic architecture 1727-1870.

NY, Bonanza, (1938). VG in G DJ. Climate and history have combinied to make the people and life of New Orleans different from those of other towns and its. architecture has developed its own characteristic forms, full of a special flavor. New Orleans was the country's first melting pot. French, Spanish, French agin and finally American, it has received gifts from many peoples and cultures. Map on endpapers, DJ edge wear.

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