Lear Green Escaping In A Chest, 1850s, By Underground Railroad
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Title from folder.Includes additional text.
1872
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Mid-Manhattan Picture CollectionRecord Contributed By
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The New York Public LibraryKeywords
- African Americans
- Chests
- Fugitive Slaves
- Green, Lear
- History
- Slaver
- Underground Railroad
- United States
- Women
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