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  • Broken Chains by FreyaAknal756
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    Kate Smith is a 16 year old African American slave living in Prince George's County, Maryland in 1850. When her master decides to sell her to the disgusting, vile John Williams, she knows that she can't go with him. For her own safety and that of her family, Kate calls on the Underground Railroad conductor Harriet Tubman for help. In a fight for her freedom and dignity, Kate writes down her experiences in slavery in this novella so that one day, the world may know her story. (Originally a novella for an English project, but I had fun writing it so I decided to publish it.)
  • Harriet by Worddoctor
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    the incredible life story of Minty, known as Harriet Tubman, legendary young conductor on the Underground Railroad.
  • The Conductor by lulu_bro13
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    It's about an honorable historical woman
  • The Time for Us All by RDBrooks
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    "I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear." - Nelson Mandela
  • Harriet, the Moses of Her People by gutenberg
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  • Underground railroad by Little_kitty_heart
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    So this was a narrative story I had to do for my English class and I thought it was pretty good. So why not publish it.
  • Slavery Sun by tenneesseewalker
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    Hi! My name is Lou. I am a slave and I am as dark as a slave can be. I am 6 ft. tall and 16 years old. I work on a plantation in Alabama with my momma. We cut wood all day long. It's a hard job and we never get any thanks or praise. I don't get paid and I don't even get a real blanket. It gets real cold some nights. My momma and I are gonna make our way to freedom and this is our story.
  • The Unbreakable Chains by Doggedkey
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    This story is About slavery but in an alternate timeline where Harriet Tubman didn't succeed in moving the slaves through the railroad
  • The tale of Harriet Tubman by NshedProductions
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    dont be fooled by this story
  • Cloaking America - Secret Agent Ross by enorejbookcollection
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    CLOAKING AMERICA: SECRET AGENT ROSS By Jerone Lee Jones Enorej Book Collection "I freed a thousand slaves. I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves." - Harriet Tubman But what if they weren't being freed at all? What if the conductor of the Underground Railroad was actually the contractor of a hidden American system? In CLOAKING AMERICA: SECRET AGENT ROSS, author Jerone Lee Jones dismantles the sacred myths surrounding Harriet Tubman and rewrites history through a lens the government hoped you'd never find. This isn't just a book. It's a classified file turned inside out. A coded message. A soul-shaking revelation of how freedom was weaponized-and how those we were told to trust may have been tools of deeper control. Pulling from survivor accounts, spiritual intuition, historical omissions, and shadow government files, this groundbreaking work investigates: • Harriet Tubman's secret identity as "Agent Ross" • The suspicious parallels between the Underground Railroad and modern trafficking tunnels • Her deep involvement with Union military intelligence and medical experimentation • The manipulation of Christian doctrine to steer Black consciousness • How symbolic icons were used to distract from systemic design • The metaphysical dimension of betrayal, trust, and ancestral manipulation This is not just a history book. This is a spiritual unmasking. A confrontation with uncomfortable truth. A portal into America's most sacred lie. Whether you're a seeker of truth, a student of hidden knowledge, or someone tired of the same recycled narratives-this book is for you. Open it. Question everything. Escape the system.