How did slaves find a route to freedom?
and other questions about the Underground Railroad
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- Internet Archivehowdidslavesfind0000waxm
- ISBN-139780761352297
- ISBN-100761352295
- Library of Congress Control Number2010009521
- OCLC Control Number580088481
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- Better World Books9780761352297
- Open LibraryOL24452024M
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- DDC973.7/115
- LCCE450 .W36 2011
- LCCE450.W36 2011
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HistoryAbolitionistsFugitive slavesJuvenile literatureUnderground RailroadAntislavery movementsSlavery, united statesTubman, harriet, 1822-1913Abolitionists, juvenile literatureUnderground railroad, juvenile literatureSlavery, united states, juvenile literatureTubman, harriet, 1822-1913, juvenile literature
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