What fact of life was the greatest source of sorrow for plantation wives?
A) ?farm life was difficult and harsh
B) ?the loss of their children to malaria and other diseases that plagued the plantation South
C) ?their husbands' sexual relationships with slave women
D) ?that many were opposed to slavery but were powerless to stop it
E) ?All of these choices
C
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