Argues that many Southern writers in the U.S.--including William Faulkner, Henry W. Grady, Thomas Dixon, Thomas Nelson Page and more--viewed the Southern plantation not as a black mark, but instead as a symbol of Southerners adeptly taking on so-called "white man's burden."
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