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Harriet Tubman was born March 9, 1920. She was born as a slave.
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Miss Susan had hired out Harriet to clean the house, make clothes, and to tend to the baby.
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Harriet was hit in the head with a flying two pound wieght trying to save a runaway slave. That left her with a terrible injury. Ever since then she has had terrible haedache and narcoleptic siezers.
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Harriet was sent out to work out in the fields
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Harriet was to be married to a free black that went by the name, John tubmen.
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As harriet made her way up to North, people who worked for the Underground Railroad helped her to succsessfully to her destination.
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During October a notice of runnaway slave appeared. The price for capturing slaves were up to one hundred dollers each.
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Harriet escaps from slavery to find freedom.
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They passed The Fugitive Law to make slavory outlawed, so if anybody was caught helping slaves, they would be punished severly.
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Harriet Tubman had made arrangements to go and help her bother-in-law, her sister and their two children with William Still.
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Harriet saved her brothers by using the Underground Railroad.
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Harriet Tubmen became an operater of the Underground Railroad, and had been helping slaves escape to New York, New Ingland, and Canada.
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Harriet gets a farm on the outskirts of New York by, William H. Sewerd
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Harriet was aquantenced with with John brown, the abolitionist
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Finally Harriet was able to rescue her parents from slavery, using a stolen horse and carrage.
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John Brown led a raid on Haper's Ferry
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Harriet went to Troy, New York where she met Charles Nalle and undertook her last mission to Maryland.
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Abraham Lincoln was elected as Presedent
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This is when Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proc;aiment.
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The Civil War ended, Lincoln was assaninated, and the 13th amendment to Constitution abolishes slavery.
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At the end of the war Harriet Returns to Auborn
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The 14th amendment to the Constituition grants citizenship to former slaves.
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Harriet meets a Civil War veteren named Nelson Davis
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Sarah H. Bradford wrote an authorized bioghraphy entitled scenes in the Life of Harriet Tubmen and was published the year.
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She married Nelson Davis March 18th 1869 at the Central Presbyterian Church.
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The 15th amendament prohibits states from denying the right to vote because race.
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Harriet was swindled out of her money by a con invovling gold money transfers.
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Nelson and Harriet adopts a baby girl named Gertie.
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Harriet died of pneumonia on March 10, 1913.