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Or Events In The History Of James W C. Pennington (1849)
Focusing on the life of a fugitive slave, this autobiographical account reveals James W. C. Pennington's journey from bondage in Maryland to freedom in New York City. As a skilled blacksmith, he navigates the challenges of being a fugitive while advocating for abolition and civil rights. The narrative highlights the brutal realities of slavery and the resilience required to fight against it, making it a significant contribution to African American history and the abolitionist movement. This memoir serves as an inspiring testament to the struggle for freedom.
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