Journal of A Residence On A Georgian Plantation 1838-1839

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Set against the backdrop of a Georgian plantation in the late 1830s, this journal provides a vivid account of Frances Anna Kemble's experiences as a performer and observer of Southern life. Through her detailed observations, she explores themes of slavery, social dynamics, and the contrasts between Northern and Southern cultures. Kemble's reflections offer a unique perspective on the complexities of plantation life, revealing both the beauty and the moral dilemmas of the era.