Category:L'Union (newspaper)
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L'Union was a French language newspaper published in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, during the period of occupation of the city by Union forces in the American Civil War. The founders were Louisiana creoles, and the readership was mostly free people of color. At times, L'Union was also published in the English language. The newspaper was first published in 1862 and ceased publication in 1864.
Media in category "L'Union (newspaper)"
The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total.
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L'Union Newspaper Inaugural Edition.pdf 2,125 × 3,145; 3.87 MB
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LCRoudanez.jpg 820 × 1,000; 593 KB
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LUnion English.jpg 650 × 185; 63 KB
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The Union 08011863.pdf 2,000 × 3,275; 2.98 MB
