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Andrew Augustus Gunby A. A. Gunby was a Monroe, Louisiana lawyer, orator, poet, author, educator, and politician. He served as a judge on the Louisiana Appeals Court from 1881 to 1892 and was a founder of the Louisiana Chautauqua. Poetry A.A. Gunby, From A. A. Gunby's Scribendus Book (Gretna [Louisiana]: Pelican Publishing Co., 1973) Writings A.A. Gunby, Legal Points Decided by the Second Circuit Court of Louisiana (Buffalo, New York: Dennis & Co., 1885)(Washington, D.C.: Clark Boardman, 1937) _________, Solution of the Southern Question: Amendment to the Constitution of the United States (Monroe, Louisiana: Telegraph Print, 1889) _________, Louisiana Authors: Proceedings of a Round Table held at the Louisiana State Chautauqua on July 19, 1893 (Monroe, Louisiana: Evening News Print, 1893) _________, Two Addresses on Negro Education in the South (New Orleans: H.C. Thomason, 1895)(New Orleans: H.C. Thomason, 1903) _________, Colonel John Gunby of the Maryland Line: being some account of his contribution to American liberty (Cincinnati: R. Clarke Co., 1902) _________, Life and Services of David French Boyd (New Orleans: T.H. Thomason, 1904) _________, Louisiana Chautauqua Memorial ([n. p.]: 1908) Research Resources A.A.
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