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Amos Fortune: Free Man by Elizabeth Yates is the biography of a man born freely in Africa who was abducted as teenager to be sold as a slave in the new American Colonies. This youth learned to communicate with the people of his new world, learned a deep devotion to the Bible, and became a free man who lived with a kindness and generosity of heart that taught those around him the meaning of compassion. This biography won the Newberry Medal for its contribution to children's literature in 1951, and continues to teach a new generation of readers what it is to be human. (
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Africa 1725 The Middle Passage Boston 1725-1740 Woburn 1740-1779 Journey to Keene 1779 The Arrival at Jaffrey Hard Work Fills the Iron Kettle 1781-1789 Amos on the Mountain Auctioned for Freedom Evergreen Years 1794-1801
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