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Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom

by William Craft · Ellen Craft

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William and Ellen Craft were slaves from Macon who gained celebrity after a daring public escape in December 1848. The light-skinned Ellen Craft posed as a white woman traveling with her valet. The bold ruse worked and the couple were able to elude slave hunters and eventually cross the Mason-Dixon line. After many trials and tribulations, including pretending to be a married interracial couple, they eventually settled outside Savannah, Georgia where they were able to purchase land. Running a Th

First published 186060 pages
306.362092273
Category
History
Priority
Recommended
Author works
1
Editions known
72
Classification
Dewey (DDC)
306.362092273301.45220973
Library of Congress (LCC)
E0450.C8 2014E0450.C8E0450.C73 2013ebE0444.C73 1969
Subjects
African AmericansAfrican americans, biographyBiographiesBiographyBiography & AutobiographyEnslaved persons' writingsEscapesEsclavageEsclaves fugitifsFugitive slavesFugitive slaves, united statesGeorgia, biography
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ISBN 9781365768156English
DATE DUE
First published1860
StatusREAD

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