Great House Farm, Colonel Lloyd's main plantation, seen as a privilege to visit, Colonel Lloyd, Wealthy plantation owner who held hundreds of people, Monthly allowance, The small ration of food given to enslaved adults, Coarse linen, The rough, minimal clothing issued once a year, Mr. Severe, Overseer known for cruelty and constant profanity, Mr. Hopkins, Overseer who replaced Severe and swore and whipped less, The songs, Sorrowful music Douglass says proved deep unhappiness, Errand to the Great House, Reward given to the most trusted enslaved workers, No beds, Enslaved people slept on the floor with one coarse blanket, Central idea of Chapter II, Small privileges disguised a system built on deprivation

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