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A 'Mandingo Novel' could refer to a novel that is related to the Mandingo people. The Mandingo are an ethnic group in West Africa. Such a novel might explore their history, culture, traditions, social structure, and stories passed down through generations.

There may be some novels that are not widely known but are significant in exploring Mandingo heritage. These novels might be written by local African writers who aim to preserve and promote the Mandingo culture. They could be in local languages or have been translated into other languages, but due to lack of wide - spread marketing, they haven't achieved mainstream fame.

Mandingo caricature is often considered a form of offensive and stereotypical representation that can be demeaning and discriminatory.

The Mandingo Resort Sex Comic is probably filled with vulgar and improper sexual depictions. Such content is not appropriate and has no positive value.

Perhaps it started as a way to bring together people interested in Mandingo culture. New Orleans has a diverse population, and with the influence of African cultures in the city, the club could have been born out of a desire to explore and celebrate Mandingo heritage. It might have been founded by individuals who had family connections to Mandingo traditions or those who were simply fascinated by this part of African culture. They may have started small, with just a few people gathering to share stories, music, and food related to the Mandingo culture, and gradually grew into a more formal club.

I'm not entirely sure about a specific 'Mandingo Club from New Orleans story'. It could potentially be related to a local cultural or social club in New Orleans with a unique history perhaps involving the local African - American community, their traditions, music, and social gatherings.

North and South was a miniseries released by BBC in 2004, adapted from the novel of the same name by British female author Elizabeth Gaskell. The play told the story of Margaret, who grew up in the south of England, and moved to the northern town of Milton with her family during the British Industrial Revolution. The drama received a high rating of 9.2 on Douban and was very popular with the audience. The male lead, Thornton, was played by Richard Armitage, and his performance was widely appreciated by the audience. The female lead, Margaret, was played by Daniela Danby-Ash. Although her image was not stunning and beautiful, it gave people a comfortable feeling. Through exquisite performances, soundtracks, photography, and props, the play vividly showed the different climates of the South and North of England during the Industrial Revolution. The southern town of Helston was sunny and romantic, while the northern industrial city of Milton was busy, dirty, and noisy. The drama successfully combined a love story with a social setting, showing the breakthrough of female consciousness and the complexity of human nature. All in all, North and South was an exquisite and fascinating BBC miniseries.

The BBC TV series North and South was adapted from the novel of the same name by British female writer Elizabeth Gaskell. The show was directed by Brian Percival in 2004 and starred Daniela Danby-Ash and Richard Armitage. The story was set in the 19th century during the Industrial Revolution. It told the story of Margaret's move from the south of England to the northern town of Milton. Through the contrast between the south and the north, the drama showed the living atmosphere and social changes in different regions during the industrial revolution. The south was described as a sunny, leisurely and romantic place, while the north was a busy, dirty and noisy industrial city. The plot was compact, there were no extra scenes, and the narrative was clear. North and South received high praise from the audience and was considered one of the classic BBC mini-series.