Did Harriet Tubman Dream of John Brown's Death Before She Met Him?
During a trip to Canada in 1858 Harriet Tubman, one of the most famous conductors on the underground railroad, met fellow abolitionist John Brown. Brown was in the middle
of planning his famous raid on a federal arsenal in Harper's Ferry
and was in Canada trying to raise funds for the project...Click here to read more: http://civilwarsaga.com/did-harriet-tubman-dream-of-john-browns-death-before-she-met-him/
Only person to lead a successful slave revolt in America. Everyone else was betrayed by another slave. Harriet made it clear - "you will be free or I'll shoot you right here - BUT YOU WILL NOT GO BACK AND TELL MASSA". A truly great revolutionary who left the safety of upstate N.Y. to save others. My favority person in history.
A great revolutionary and heroine. Led the only truly successful slave revolt in America. Everyone else was betrayed by another slave. Harriet made it clear - "you will be free or I will shoot you right here, but you will NOT turn back." Never lost a passenger and always arrived on time. My favorite.
Only person to lead a successful slave revolt in America. Everyone else was betrayed by another slave. Harriet made it clear - "you will be free or I'll shoot you right here - BUT YOU WILL NOT GO BACK AND TELL MASSA". A truly great revolutionary who left the safety of upstate N.Y. to save others. My favority person in history.
ReplyDeleteA great revolutionary and heroine. Led the only truly successful slave revolt in America. Everyone else was betrayed by another slave. Harriet made it clear - "you will be free or I will shoot you right here, but you will NOT turn back." Never lost a passenger and always arrived on time. My favorite.
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