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Customarily , pregnant field slaves carried a lighter work load for a few months and did not work for three or four weeks after their confinement . But there is much evidence that , even on the best run plantations , provisions for the ...
Customarily , pregnant field slaves carried a lighter work load for a few months and did not work for three or four weeks after their confinement . But there is much evidence that , even on the best run plantations , provisions for the ...
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She always carried a pistol with her . When a slave faltered under the hardships of the trip and ... When carrying infants she would drug them into deep sleep and conceal them in a sack . The slaves called her “ Moses ” and credited her ...
She always carried a pistol with her . When a slave faltered under the hardships of the trip and ... When carrying infants she would drug them into deep sleep and conceal them in a sack . The slaves called her “ Moses ” and credited her ...
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Three Congressmen came from hospitals to vote for the amendment ; ailing Representative Henry Barnhart of Indiana had to be carried into the chamber on a stretcher . Representative William Jones , who had been on the West Coast ...
Three Congressmen came from hospitals to vote for the amendment ; ailing Representative Henry Barnhart of Indiana had to be carried into the chamber on a stretcher . Representative William Jones , who had been on the West Coast ...
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INTRODUCTION 5 | 5 |
CHAPTER | 11 |
CHAPTER TWO | 20 |
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