Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Susan Dabney Smedes” in chapter 2.17 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 2:
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by the daughter of Fanny Kemble, Frances Butler Leigh, details the childishness of the negro under the novel conditions of freedom.
Mrs. Leigh can hardly be claimed as a Southern author, but Susan Dabney Smedes (1840—) must take high rank as one.
Her is an artless but absorbing picture of a class made extinct by the war. Without any of the theatrical effectiveness common in the older Southern prose...
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