by William Edwards Clement and Stuart Omer Landry. 1961. 235p. 

"Plantation Life on the Mississippi" by William E. Clement offers a vivid portrayal of the gracious and happy lifestyle of the old South, particularly focusing on plantation life after the Civil War. Through personal reminiscences and historical sketches, Clement reflects on his upbringing in Iberville Parish, detailing the lives of early citizens and the changes brought by the abolition of slavery. The book serves as both a nostalgic account of a bygone era and a valuable historical record, emphasizing the simplicity and richness of plantation culture while highlighting significant figures and events that shaped the region.