Then and now
FERRIDAY -- The sea of cotton appears to stretch all the way to the horizon.
The gentle, and ever so slightly, afternoon breeze, sways the rows upon rows of open bolls that engulf more than 1,000 acres located 20 miles west of the Mississippi River. The sight is one that the cotton kings of the antebellum South must have dreamed of, and one that
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