Harriet Tubman, Who Led Slaves To Freedom (9789354446245)

Born enslaved in the shadow of the antebellum South, Harriet Tubman rose from bondage to become one of the most fearless conductors on the Underground Railroad. Her courage changed a nation. In this compelling african american biography book, George Schwab presents a clear, vivid account of Tubman's escape from slavery, an escape from slavery narrative, and her tireless journeys back into danger to guide others to freedom, shaping some of the most enduring underground railroad stories in american history nonfiction. Written in an accessible, narrative style, it serves as an ideal historical biography for students and a student history reading book for anyone seeking to understand slavery and abolition history through the life of a single, extraordinary woman. Balancing human detail with the broader sweep of civil war era America, Schwab situates Tubman within the wider struggle that also produced the Frederick Douglass life story and other foundational works of black freedom. The result is a concise harriet tubman biography book, a classic piece of american history nonfiction that illuminates both personal bravery and the forces that shaped the United States. Perfect as a black history classroom resource, it invites discussion of resistance, faith and leadership, offering younger readers and adults alike an entry point into antebellum south history and the long fight against oppression. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today -- a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike.

Author:

George Schwab

Publisher:

Alpha Edition

Publication Date:

March 05, 2021

Number of pages:

24 pages

Language:

English

Binding:

Paperback

ISBN-10:

9354446248

ISBN-13:

9789354446245