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The Last Plantation
The Last Plantation
Author: Don Wright
Clayton: The handsome Northerner who is bound by love and honor to fight for a cause that he does not believe in. — Lettie: The lovely heiress who will pay any price, endure any shame, to hold onto the South she loves. — Cotton: Born poor, he has never owned a slave, yet fights beside the aristocrats who scorn him--and finds the woman of his dream...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780812509915
ISBN-10: 0812509919
Publication Date: 11/15/1991
Pages: 534
Rating:
  • Currently 3.1/5 Stars.
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3.1 stars, based on 7 ratings
Publisher: Tor Books
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Helpful Score: 1
In the 'Last Plantation, author Don Wright displays his inability to convey his story without a constant use of four letter words that detract from, rather than embellish the book. It could have been a good story. Unfortunately, Wright liberally sprinkled it with unnecessary and unacceptable word choices. At best, I rate it only a one star.
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I enjoy reading books that teach parts of history. I learned many things regarding slavery and about North versus South during war time. I was previously not aware of how this was all played out in history. If our history books were this interesting in school, I might have been able to retain a little more.
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Based in Tennessee during the war between North and South. Seven lives entwined by war neither wanted or understood, by love that crosses boundaries of class, race, money and a way of life that is disappearing with a way of life.


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