Harriet Tubman and the Fight for Freedom by Lois Horton

Senate To end days in home she founded, J/ Syracuse Herald Harriet Tubman Davis obituary, Ma/ New York Times Harriet Tubman memorialized, J/ Auburn Citizen - Appendixes.

Siebert Committee on Pensions report, 1899 / U.S.

Bradford Affidavit, / Harriet Tubman Davis Affidavit, Novem/ Harriet Tubman Davis Letter to Earl Conrad, Septem/ Wilbur H. Constitution Fugitive Slave Law, 1793 Fugitive Slave Law, 1850 Reminiscences of fugitive-slave law days in Boston, 1818-1830 / Austin Bearse Kidnapped into slavery, 1853 / Solomon Northup Runaway advertisement, 1849 / Eliza Ann Brodess Slave-hunters in Boston, Novem/ Liberator Sending Underground Railroad passengers to Philadelphia, 1854 / Thomas Garrett Moses arrives with six passengers, 1872 / William Still Fugitive slaves aided by the Vigilance Committee since the passage of the Fugitive Slave Bill 1850, 1850-1858 / Boston Vigilance Committee Letter to John Brown Jr., Ap/ John Brown Tubman addresses Fourth of July meeting, J/ Liberator Letter to John Brown, Septem/ Lewis Hayden Charles Nalle rescue, June 1860 / Douglass' Monthly Emancipation eve, Decem/ William Wells Brown Account of Combahee River raid, J/ Commonwealth Solicitation of aid for Harriet Tubman, Aug/ Commonwealth Moses, March 1865 / Freedmen's Record Memories of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, June 1868 / Thomas Garrett Testimonials, June and August 1868 / Frederick Douglass and Wendell Phillips Moses, 1874 / William Wells Brown Harriet Tubman biographies, 18 / Sarah H. Provision regarding fugitive slave, 1787 / U.S. Myth and reality Slavery in Maryland The multiracial Underground Railroad and antislavery movement Radical antislavery Resistance to the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 The Moses of her people Growing sectional tensions and greater militancy Tubman and the antislavery network John Brown's war The divisive politics of 1860 and a perilous rescue Fighting the war to end slavery Tubman's postwar life Tubman's life into the twentieth century Harriet Tubman in history and memory - pt. Introduction: an uncommon woman and her times. Bedford series in history and culture Bedford series in history and culture.

Harriet Tubman and the Fight for Freedom by Lois Horton