One of the South's Chief Defenders of Slavery, George Fitzhugh

One of the South's chief defenders of slavery, George Fitzhugh, argued that

A) ancient slave societies had produced the world's great intellectuals, such as Plato.
B) northern factory workers labored under harsh, inhumane conditions, whereas southern slaves were well fed and better cared for in comparison.
C) there were slaves in the Bible.
D) attacks on slavery were really attacks on the family - especially the southern family.
E) None of these choices