William Still and the Underground Railroad (Townsend Library Edition)
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William Still and the Underground Railroad (Townsend Library Edition)

by Kathleen Stevens

History Biography
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A brief account of William Still's life and his significant contributions to the Underground Railroad and the fight against slavery.

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This book presents the life and work of William Still, a key figure in the Underground Railroad.

It explores his efforts to help enslaved people reach freedom in the nineteenth century.

The narrative highlights Still's commitment to justice and human rights.

Readers gain insight into the broader movement for abolition in American history.

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