Free Black Communities and the Underground Railroad: The Geography of Resistance
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Free Black Communities and the Underground Railroad: The Geography of Resistance

by Cheryl Janifer Laroche

History African American Studies
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A historical study of how free Black communities influenced the geography and networks of the Underground Railroad and resistance to slavery.

ISBN-13 9780252079542 ASIN 025207954X Views 34 Publisher University of Illinois Press Year 2013 Edition First Edition Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 232 Created March 05, 2026 Updated August 17, 2026
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This book examines the role of free Black communities in the resistance against slavery in the United States.

It highlights the geographic and social networks that supported the Underground Railroad.

The work draws on historical research to map out sites and strategies of resistance.

Readers gain insight into the contributions of free Black populations to abolitionist efforts.

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