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Chopin, Kate,--1851-1904, Women and literature--Louisiana--History--19th century, Authors, American--19th century--Biography, Authors, American--Louisiana--Biography, Louisiana--In literature.
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1999
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PS1294.C63T684 1999eb
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Chopin, Kate,--1851-1904, Women and literature--Louisiana--History--19th century, Authors, American--19th century--Biography, Authors, American--Louisiana--Biography, Louisiana--In literature.
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Unveiling Kate Chopin
Emily Toth
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Toth, Emily. Unveiling Kate Chopin / Emily Toth. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 1-57806-101-6 (alk. paper).ISBN 1-57806-102-4 (pbk.: alk. paper) 1. Chopin, Kate, 1850-1904. 2. Women and literatureLouisiana History19th century. 3. Women authors, American19th century Biography. 4. Women authors, AmericanLouisianaBiography. 5. LouisianaIn literature. I. Title. PS1294.C63T684 1999 813'.4dc21 98-31237 [B] CIP
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PHOTOGRAPH CREDITS: Cammie G. Henry Research Center, Watson Library, Northwestern State University of Louisiana: Kate O'Flaherty as baby; Eliza and George O'Flaherty; Kate Chopin and her first four sons; Kate Chopin in riding habit; Chopin home in Cloutierville; Father Beaulieu. Missouri Historical Society, St. Louis: Thomas and Eliza O'Flaherty; Kate O'Flaherty, 1869; Oscar Chopin, 1870; Kate Chopin, 1893. Elizabeth Shown Mills and Gary Mills: Madame Victoire Charleville. Dorothy Garesche Holland: Kitty Garesche. Rosan Augusta Jordan: Chopin home in New Orleans. Leona Sampite: Albert Sampite. Mary DeLouche: Maria Normand DeLouche. Ivy DeLouche: Kate Chopin at the opera. Lewis Schucart: Kate Chopin's last St. Louis house. Sister M. Dionysia Brockland, Dr. William Swekosky Collection, Cardinal Ritter Library, School Sisters of Notre Dame, St. Louis: Kate Chopin's Morgan Street home.
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TO B.T. AND S.K. They know why.
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Contents
Acknowledgments
ix
Chronology Of Kate Chopin's Life
xiii
Introduction
xix
Chapter 1. Girls and Women
3
Chapter 2. The Spoils of War
22
Chapter 3. The Voice of a Young Woman
34
Chapter 4. Belle and Bride
45
Chapter 5. Walking in New Orleans, Swimming at Grand Isle
62
Chapter 6. Cloutierville: The Talk of the Town
82
Chapter 7. St. Louis and At Fault
101
Chapter 8. A Professional Writer
121
Chapter 9. A Writer, Her Reviewers, and Her Markets
148
Chapter 10. A World of Writing and Friends
174
Chapter 11. Night, Love, War
191
Chapter 12. The Awakening
209
Chapter 13. Aftermath
231
Complete Works Of Kate Chopin
245
Notes
257
Bibliography
269
Index
275
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Acknowledgments
Virtually everyone who's known me in the last twenty-five years, including thousands of students, has somehow touched my research on Kate Chopinwhich makes it impossible to acknowledge them all. More recently, countless e-mail correspondents about Kate Chopin have enriched, or sometimes bedeviled, my days. These acknowledgments, then, are only partial, and I hope those not mentioned by name will feel covered in this general acknowledgment of thanks to everyone. (I also hope that my biographers, if I ever have any, will pull together all my book acknowledgments and create the mega-acknowledgment that really will cover everyone.)
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