The author would likely consider each of the following a slave narrative EXCEPT: A. an autobiography by a freeborn African American man who lived in New Orleans in the 1830s. B. personal papers of African American field hands who were enslaved in Alabama. C. correspondence between two sisters who were auctioned to different plantation owners in rural Georgia. D. a letter smuggled to an escaped slave from her brother, a slave in South Carolina. E. the diary of a Mississippi slave who was captured while attempting to escape.