This 1872 book was written by the “Father of the Underground Railroad” himself, the prominent Philadelphia abolitionist William Still. It chronicles the stories and methods of hundreds of enslaved people who escaped from the South to freedom through a network of secret routes and safe houses. A truly unique collection of narratives, letters, sketches, and historical documents.

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    PG-13

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    English

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    EPUB

    Páginas

    1891

    Fecha de publicación

    2026-10-13, 2:00pm

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