Scenes in the life of Harriet Tubman

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In this narrative, Bradford presents a series of episodes from Tubman's life, highlighting her courageous escapes from slavery and her daring missions to rescue others. The book begins with Tubman’s early years in Maryland, detailing her experiences of enslavement, the harsh realities of plantation life, and her resolve to seek freedom. Bradford emphasizes Tubman’s faith and determination, portraying her as a figure of immense strength and resilience.Throughout the text, Bradford recounts specific events, such as Tubman’s escape to Pennsylvania and her subsequent return to the South to lead others to freedom. The author shares vivid anecdotes of the dangers Tubman faced, the strategies she employed to navigate the Underground Railroad, and the unwavering commitment she had to help others escape the bonds of slavery.

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In this volume the author gives us a glimpse into the remarkable life of Harriet Tubman. Born a slave, Harriet chose to seek freedom despite the risks. Not satisfied with her own freedom she decides to go back down South and free more of her people. For this she is nicknamed "Moses" and receives the accolade of a high bounty placed on her head by southern whites. In her desire to see people treated humanly, she joins the Union cause in the civil war and becomes a spy for the Union Army. The author, Sarah H. Bradford, gathered information for this book from those who knew Mrs. Tubman, as well as interviews with Mrs. Tubman herself. Originally published in 1869, it has been republished and reformatted here for its historical significance and to remind the reader of one who fought for the freedoms we have today.

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Pages: 66, Paperback, Alpha Edition