The Underground Railroad: Life on the Road (Perspectives on History) by Pat Perrin

The Underground Railroad: Life on the Road (Perspectives on History)

Pat Perrin
66 pages
History Compass; 2 edition
Dec 1999
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A fascinating collection of primary and secondary source materials from a variety of perspectives on this period in America's history. Excerpts include the dramatic escape of William and Ellen Craft, David Walker's Appeal, an account of Harriet Tubman, text from the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, oral histories of fugitive slaves, and two passages from Frederick Douglass' narratives. A map of the major underground routes gives readers a broader picture of these times. Historic illustrations and three spirituals round out the text.
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Pages 66
Publisher History Compass; 2 e...
Published 1999
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