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japple

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7. I'm reading this now. It is hard to fathom how much courage, intelligent
Sun Mar 12, 2023, 08:13 PM
Mar 2023

planning, and faith that William and Ellen must have had. They were remarkable. And I'm only about 40% of the way into their story.

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Putting it on the list. Thank you. Just finished re-reading Caste by Isabel Wilkerson. Scrivener7 Mar 2023 #1
Great escape story! Kid Berwyn Mar 2023 #2
Thank you, Peggy wendyb-NC Mar 2023 #3
The history of slavery in the US is really quite disgusting GeoWilliam750 Mar 2023 #4
So long as that 30% are volunteering to be slaves. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2023 #11
Please share where you found 30% of Americans want to own another human being. nt Phoenix61 Mar 2023 #12
Possibly overstating GeoWilliam750 Mar 2023 #17
I think it was supposed to be sarcastic vanamonde Mar 2023 #18
For many married "Christain"women it is a reality. efhmc Mar 2023 #19
Thanks, Peggy. I plan to read it. But we'll need to restore the 'Underground Railroad' ... 70sEraVet Mar 2023 #5
Absolutely! Thank you. Are you surviving all the weather? 7wo7rees Mar 2023 #6
I'm reading this now. It is hard to fathom how much courage, intelligent japple Mar 2023 #7
I might just have to get that book...... groundloop Mar 2023 #8
For even a better and time relevant understanding. Tarzanrock Mar 2023 #9
When I finally got around to reading "Uncle Tom's Cabin" PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2023 #15
I've been recommending "They Were Her Property" to everybody I know. Extremely illuminating WhiskeyGrinder Mar 2023 #10
When you said the roots of slavery, I was expecting something a bit more... ancient. WarGamer Mar 2023 #13
Suggested reading: AverageOldGuy Mar 2023 #14
I had not heard of that book before. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2023 #16
Just tagged it at the online public library. Thanks! live love laugh Mar 2023 #20
Thank you very much. I just ordered it. judesedit Mar 2023 #21
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