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The eccentric stories and people of natchez are so deep and moist and delicious and while they entertain to no end it is incredibly intriguing and sobering pun intended to hear the stories about racial divide in a town that prides itself on being liberal in a very conservative region

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Both a serious and funny read

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Richard takes us to natchez mississippi and opens the doors to the antebellum homes the fun and friendly dinners the odd couples and sadly the dark history of slavery in the area

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The homes were all built by slaves with money made by working slaves so the subject is delicate

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Richard respects this and walks the fine line between appreciating the architecture and charm while acknowledging the despicable road that was taken to get there

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He touches on the history of numerous homes their current condition and how they’ve managed to survive

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He introduces us to the owners the current town residents and the keepers of the memory of the lost slaves

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She learned evolved and developed her own opinions as she grew up realizing the sad and horrible truth