I Sold My Daughter at Auction. The Diary of a Bankrupt Planter (1855)

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💀 Step into the rain-lashed library of Thomas Sterling, a desperate planter in Natchez, Mississippi, whose refined appearance hid a monstrous capability. In the autumn of 1855, facing financial ruin and the loss of his family legacy, Sterling opened his diary and made a calculation that would damn him forever.

🩸 How does a father look into the eyes of his own child and see a price tag? This heartbreaking historical account follows the tragic betrayal of Elara, a 19-year-old girl raised with books and affection, only to be sold as "fancy stock" by the man who gave her life. It is a story of a $4,500 transaction that severed the bond of blood and exposed the cold, brutal heart of the Antebellum South.

⚡ This emotional journey explores the terrifying banality of evil—how a gentleman can justify the unthinkable to save his reputation. Did Thomas Sterling save his estate, or did he simply sell his soul? And did Elara find her revenge in the fires of the Yellow Fever?

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