Plantation life at its best had a great deal of beauty and charm.
From the book we can give but a few instances of plantation life as such a man made it.
Northern energy and capitol flowed in; plantations were bought, and the various industries of plantation life started; and mills and factories were established.
Neither by soft pleadings, nor threatenings of sale to plantation life, nor terrors of the lash, can he soften the creature's sympathies, so that the flesh may succumb.
It being "ration day," we must describe the serving, that being an interesting phase of plantation life.
We knew that we should find nothing in the way of plantation life there, as the estate has long lain idle; and we knew also that no mark was left on the broad acres to tell of the life of colonial days.
So pronounced was the development of plantation life that it affected, even controlled, the character of the colony and determined the type of civilization in Virginia.
She was one of the last of a type developed through generations of plantation life, and now disappearing with it.
An average day ofplantation life is thus given: "Old and young, male and female, married and single, drop down together on the clay floor of the cabin each evening with his or her blanket.
In regard to the physical comforts of plantation life, he gives the following account: "It is the boast of slaveholders that their slaves enjoy more of the physical comforts of life than the peasantry of any country in the world.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "plantation life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
