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Started this discussion. Last reply by John Lee Dec. 18, 2008.
Economics of Plantations
Started Nov. 1, 2008
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While reading letters from the Cameron family regarding doctors on the plantation, I became aware of numerous facts. First, it was noticeable that a doctor was never on hand on the plantation. In fact, the doctor was usually called for and had…
Some of the letters I reviewed may be helpful in writing your story - Lewellyn mentions illness and having to call the doctor to the plantation in Alabama. Could be some good background info!
Through many of the letters I read, I knew that the slaves were often sick but Mr. Lewellyn would go to many lengths to get a doctor or someone to take care of them. I don't know if this helps, but...
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I also read the letters mentioning Dr. Ring and Dr. Moore. It is interesting that the overseer CL didn't bring them that often. I wonder why (the cost, the overwhelming number that were ill)? Neat topic!!
I am thinking of analyzing letters about the Doctor.
Find here analysis of the letters focused on the people mentioned in the letters and the conditions of their lives. This group work was completed by students in ECI 727A Digital history and Social Studies, Spring semester 2009 at NC State
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