![]() ![]() He was, it is true, an overseer, and possessed, to a large extent, the peculiar characteristics of his class yet, to call him merely an overseer, would not give the reader a fair notion of the man. I confess, I hardly know how to bring this man fitly before the reader. Upon this individual I would fix particular attention for under his rule there was more suffering from violence and bloodshed than had-according to the older slaves ever been experienced before on this plantation. The name of the new overseer was Austin Gore. The latter was succeeded by a very different man. Sevier, the reader has already noticed and deplored, were not permitted to enjoy the comparatively moderate rule of Mr. Lloyd's plantation, whose hard lot, under Mr. You should visit Browse Happy and update your internet browser today!Īs I have already intimated elsewhere, the slaves on Col. ![]() The embedded audio player requires a modern internet browser. ![]()
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