Refugees from Slavery books on justice systems

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The Last of the Mohicans quickly became the most widely read work of the day

Refugees from Slavery books on justice systemsIn the mid 1850s, Boston abolitionist Benjamin Drew visited numerous Canadian towns, interviewing scores of refugees from Southern slave states and taking notes of what they had to say. For reasons of safety, he protected the identity of his informants and used fictitious names. Drew's subsequent book was an immediate response to a volume by a Boston preacher who opposed abolition. Drew's soul stirring account, the culmination of countless fugitive