A picture book of Harriet Tubman
by Adler, David A.
, [print braille] / Published by : National Braille Press, (Boston, Mass. :) Physical details: 1 v. of print braille, thermoform.
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Slaves
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United States
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Biography
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Juvenile literature.
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African Americans
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Biography
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Juvenile literature.
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Underground railroad
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Juvenile literature.
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Antislavery movements
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United States
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Juvenile literature.
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African Americans
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Biography
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Juvenile literature.
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Print Braille
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W. Ross Macdonald School Library Children's Area | Non-fiction | 305.567 ADL (Browse shelf) | Copy: 1 Vol: 1(1) | Available |
Contracted braille overlay.
Harriet Tubman, born a slave, escaped north to freedom by using the Underground Railroad, a system of safe houses that led through the American south. Once free, she went back and rescued many other slaves, and also worked as a nurse and spy during the American Civil War. A brave and courageous woman, she was admired by many and, because she led so many slaves to freedom, was called "Moses" by her people.
Guided reading: M
Original version: 1st ed. New York : Holiday House, 1992. (Children's Braille Book club). 082341065X
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