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Start of eBook	1
	1
SLAVE NARRATIVES	1
WASHINGTON 1941	1
INDIANA NARRATIVES	1
INFORMANTS	1
ILLUSTRATIONS	2
Interviewer’s Comment	9
Interviewer’s Comment	11
Interviewer’s Comment	14
Interviewer’s Comment	22
Interview	23
Interviewer’s Comment	23
Interviewer’s Comment	29
Interview	29
Interviewer’s Comment	30
Interviewer’s Comment	32
Interviewer’s Comment	50
Interviewer’s Comment	54
Interviewer’s Comment	58
Interviewer’s Comment	60
Interviewer’s Comment	64
Interviewer’s Comment	65
Interviewer’s Comment	67
Interviewer’s Comment	71
Observation of the writer	71
Interviewer’s Comment	73
Interviewer’s Comment	79
Interviewer’s Comment	81
Interviewer’s Comment	81
TOLD BY JOHN RUDD, AN EX-SLAVE	82
Interviewer’s Comment	85
Personal Interview	85
MY LIFE’S STORY	90
ESCAPE FROM BONDAGE OF ADAH ISABELLE SUGGS	92
SLAVERY DAYS OF GEORGE THOMPSON	96
Observation of Writer	105

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