Thanksgiving at the cotton plantation feast and hunt
The article describes a plantation Thanksgiving culture with slave laborers preparing bars of rustic hospitality. Hounds chase possums while torches light the night, and the plantation houses are cleaned and decorated. Musicians and dancing follow after feasting and ginger beer preparation.
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