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Born in 1812, free woman of color Henriette Delille resisted her family's efforts to steer her toward a traditional life as the mistress of a white man. Instead she pursued a calling to care for slaves, the sick, and the poor, and established a religious community for women of color. As a result of her work, she is the first African-American candidate for canonization. This middle-reader historical novel offers a fascinating glimpse into her life and into the history and unique culture of the free people of color in New Orleans.
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Are you ready to delve into the captivating life of a true pioneer? Introducing Henriette Delille: Rebellious Saint, the remarkable middle-reader historical novel that will transport you to the vibrant city of New Orleans. Explore the gripping journey of Henriette Delille, a free woman of color who defied societal expectations to pursue her calling of caring for those in need.
Step back in time to 1812, where Henriette's story begins. Born into a world that urged her towards a traditional life as the mistress of a white man, she chose a different path – one that would forever change the lives of those around her. In a time when slavery and inequality plagued the nation, Henriette took it upon herself to care for slaves, the sick, and the poor, shining a light of compassion and hope on a community in need.
Through this gripping narrative, you will become immersed in the rich tapestry of history and culture that enveloped the free people of color in New Orleans. Discover their resilience, their traditions, and their unwavering spirit in the face of adversity. Walk alongside Henriette as she establishes a religious community for women of color, leaving an indelible mark on the path towards equality and justice.
Henriette Delille: Rebellious Saint is not just a book; it's an invitation to explore a bold and awe-inspiring chapter of our shared history. Join us in celebrating Henriette's extraordinary life, which has led her to become the first African-American candidate for canonization. Get your copy today and embark on an unforgettable journey of courage, compassion, and conviction. Get yours now!
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