Long Banned Classic Now in Ebook! The Memoirs of Dolly Morton was unavailable to U.S. readers until the 1960s, and has only infrequently been reprinted since. It is the story of an innocent young girl who discovers and experiences the extremes of sexuality when she visits the pre-Civil War South. Although she succumbs to the sensuality she finds there, and the strong, handsome men, she is also repulsed by the treatment slaves. The whippings and sexual abuses which occurr daily, the corruption of the masters, and the passive submission of the slaves lead her to become involved in the Abolitionist Movement. Dolly's story really heats up when her activities are discovered by an aristocratic scoundrel. Instead of turning her over to the authorities, he forces her to become his mistress and his sex slave. But when the Civil War erupts she is trapped in the middle of the looting and rapine which follow. This is her story told with candor, innocence, and a large spicing of candor. A not-to-be-missed erotic classic.