Salazar, portraits of influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785-1802, Cybèle Gontar, editor ; translator, Beatriz E. Caro
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- Spain -- Colonies -- Louisiana -- 18th century -- History -- Exhibitions
- New Orleans (La.) -- Civilization -- Spanish influences -- Exhibitions
- New Orleans (La.) -- History -- 18th century -- Exhibitions
- Spaniards -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- 18th century -- History -- Exhibitions
- Portrait painting, Colonial -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- 18th century -- Exhibitions
- Portraits -- Louisiana -- New Orleans -- 18th century -- Exhibitions
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- Salazar y Mendoza, Josef Xavier Francisco de, approximately 1750-1802 -- Exhibitions
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Salazar, portraits of influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785-1802, Cybèle Gontar, editor ; translator, Beatriz E. Caro
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non fiction
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Salazar
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dictionaries
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Cybèle Gontar, editor ; translator, Beatriz E. Caro
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portraits of influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785-1802
Summary
God specializes in making remarkable 'trophies of grace' out of the lives of individuals who are often viewed as the most unlikely to succeed.- The late Bishop Tony Miller, The Gate Church, Oklahoma City The story of Miguel and Elva Salazar begins in the abject poverty of the small Mexican town of Nava. Together they work their way through the harsh, grueling labor in the cucumber fields and turkey processing plants of Colorado. It is the story of how this couple, through a remarkable series of events, became committed Christians who walked out of the misery of the poverty into which they were both born and built personal, family, and financial success that has surpassed their greatest dreams
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Portraits of influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785-1802
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