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A Thanksgiving Reflection on Joan of Arc

This Thanksgiving I remember Joan of Arc and her resistance to British Invasion to gleam insights into Colonialism in the New World.

Eric Gabourel, Coffee, History, New Orleans HistoryEric GabourelNovember 23, 2023Twelfth Night CoffeeBulbancha, Bvlbancha, New Orleans, Joan of Arc, Joan d'arc, French Market, Rouen, France, Colonization, Thanksgiving, Natchez Revolt, 1729 Natchez Revolt, Native Americans in New Orleans, Joan of Arc Statue, Joan of Arc Monument, Joanie on a Ponie, Lorraine, Lorraine France, Louis XIV, Colonialism, Colonial History, French colonization, Hundred Year's War, England vs France, Resistance, Colonial Resistance, Twelfth Night Coffe, Twelfth Night, Logo, Joan of Arc Logo, Coffee, Carnival, Twelfth Night Coffee, What's the best coffee house in New Orleans? Twelfth Night Coffee, Haiti, Saint-Domingue, Spirit of Joan of Arc, Eric Gabourel, Gabourel, Eric, Baritsta, Espresso, Best Coffee in New Orleans, 10 best coffee houses in New Orleans, Top 10 Best coffee shops in New Orleans, How has the best coffee in the French Quarter?, Best coffee in the French quarter, Gabourel France, Gabourel Surname, Gabourel New Orleans, Famille Gabourel, Where does the Gabourel name come from?, Antoine Simone Le Page du Pratz, Alexandre de Batz, Batz, Painting, Painting of Native Americans in New Orleans, Drawing of the Natchez People, The Great Sun Natchez Chef, Natchez, Natchez ChefComment

Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine

Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine

A New Orleanian’s thoughts upon viewing the sketch of “Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine” during a visit to Paris.

Eric Gabourel, New Orleans HistoryFlambeaux Bicycle ToursAugust 19, 2023Twelfth Night CoffeeParis, Petit Palais, Unloading Goods from Louisiana on the Banks of the Seine, Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini, Pellegrini, New Orleans, New Orleans History, Gabourel New Orleans, Was New Orleans founded by the French?, What Country Founded New Orleans?, La Salle, Company of the West, Company of the Indies, East India Company, Antione Crozat, Louis XIV, Philip V, Louis XV, Duc d'Orléans, Bienville, War of Spanish Succession, Madame Fillon, General Bank of France, Royal Bank of France, Rue Quincampoix, Painting, Fresco, Origin of the word Millionaire, Millionare, Senegal, Lorient, Gorée, Dakar, Benin, Wolof, Bambara, Slavery, Slave ships, Slavery and capitalism, Havana, L'Aurore, Dauphin Island and slavery, Le Havre, Art, Musuem, Mississippi Bubble, Mississippi River, Human Trafficing, Juan San Malo, Nonviolent ResistanceComment