For southern white women, Mary Boykin Chestnut regarded the sorest spot of slavery as the :

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For southern white women, Mary Boykin Chestnut regarded the sorest spot of slavery as the :

For southern white women, Mary Boykin Chestnut regarded the sorest spot of slavery as the

A) excessive cruelty of the overseers.
B) social isolation and loneliness.
C) obligation to feed, clothe, and nurse additional children.
D) double standard of plantation sexuality.

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