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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | The lost daughter [manuscript]: [ca. 1850] |
| Date | View date in the chronology |
| Document Type | Manuscript |
| Description | From the Newberry Library Catalogue: The anonymous and undated manuscript titled "The lost daughter" was written probably in the mid-1800’s. In this highly romanticized story, developed in four sections, the author describes an encounter between Bienville and his fictitious daughter Corinne and the Indians of Louisiana. |
| Names | Bienville, sieur de, Jean Baptiste Le Moyne (1680-1767) |
| Places | Louisiana, United States |
| Keywords | literature, cultural contact, culture, New France, exploration, pioneer, family life, empire, colonial forces, colonialism |
| Theme | American Indians and the European Powers; Observation, Representation and Cultural Encounters |
| Culture Area | Southeast |
| Additional Information | Jean Baptiste de Bienville was an early explorer of Louisiana where he founded New Orleans in 1718 and later served as governor. |
| Library | The Newberry Library |
| Copyright | The Newberry Library |
| Collection | The Edward E. Ayer Collection |
| Reference | VAULT box Ayer MS 527 |
| Catalogue Link | The Newberry Library Catalogue |