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Sherman’s March

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My father’s folks

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Grandmother Smith’s plantation (part II)

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Americanization versus sugar in Hawaii

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A plantation in the African hills

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Nearest of kin. (On the plantation)

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Apollo Belvedere. A Christmas episode of the plantation

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