Description
About the Authors
Ellen and William Craft were born into slavery in Georgia, USA, during the early 19th century. Their harrowing journey to freedom has inspired generations and stands as a powerful narrative of hope and determination.
Book Overview
“Running A Thousand Miles For Freedom” recounts the ingenious plan devised by Ellen and William to escape bondage. Ellen, light-skinned enough to pass as a white man, disguised herself as a male slave owner, while William assumed the role of her servant. Their journey took them over a thousand miles to the free states in the North.
Why Read This Book?
- It offers a unique firsthand account of the lengths to which individuals went to secure their freedom.
- The book is not just a memoir but a historical document that provides insight into the antebellum South.
- It is an inspiring story of courage and creativity against overwhelming odds.
Perfect for History Enthusiasts
This memoir is perfect for anyone interested in history, particularly those keen on learning about the personal experiences of individuals during the slavery era in America. It provides valuable context and personal perspective, making it a must-read for students, educators, and history buffs alike.
Get Your Copy Today
Delve into the remarkable journey of Ellen and William Craft as they defied societal norms to secure a future of freedom. “Running A Thousand Miles For Freedom” is available for purchase now. Add this compelling memoir to your collection and draw inspiration from a story of unwavering determination.
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