Runaway to freedom
a story of the Underground Railway
1st American ed.
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Contributions
- Lilly, Charles. - Contributor
Publication
1978 - Harper & Row, New York, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
38,500 words, Guess
Page Count
154 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100060257245
- ISBN-100060257253
- ISBN-139780060257248
- ISBN-139780060257255
- LibraryThing1256259
and 5 more
- Goodreads3501487
- Library of Congress Control Number77011834
- Better World Books9780060257248
- Better World Books9780060257255
- Open LibraryOL4544326M
Classifications
- DDC[Fic]
- LCCPZ7.S6648 Ru 1978
- LCCPZ7.S6648Ru 1978
Description
Two young slave girls escape from a plantation in Mississippi and wind a hazardous route toward freedom in Canada via the Underground Railroad.
First Sentence
Night music droned through the slave quarters of Jeb Hensen's Virginia plantation.
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- Runaway to freedom: a story of the Underground Railway
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