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Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad Study Guide

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by Ann Petry
About 9 pages (2,799 words)
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Social Sensitivity

Petry portrays the social issues surrounding slavery with great sensitivity.

She shows how a compassionate woman dramatically improved the lives of many others through nonviolent rebellion against grave social injustices. The narrative condemns the institution of slavery without vilifying specific individuals or groups, and.....

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