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A woman's life work: including thirty year's service on the underground railroad & in the war

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2 photographs, a clipping & an autograph letter from S. B. Smith inserted.
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Smith, S. B. AUTO
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Keywords

  1. Freedmen
  2. Haviland, Laura S. (Laura Smith), 1808 1898
  3. Underground Railroad

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