Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Freedom Train: The Story of Harriet Tubman


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Harriet Tubman was a southern slave, her destiny to work the rest of her life. This all changed when she ran away on the underground railroad, run by Quakers and fellow freed slaves. She walked by night and slept in the day. After reaching the north, she goes back to the south to save her fellow slaves. She saves her family, and then she joins the military fight against the southern
army. She survived the war and died of old age in 1913.