Fort Mose: Colonial America's Black Fortress of Freedom - Deagan, Kathleen A.; Macmahon, Darcie A.
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More than 250 years ago, African-born slaves risked their lives to escape from slavery on English plantations in South Carolina. Hearing that the Spaniards in Florida promised religious sanctuary, the courageous Africans and their Indian allies created the first American underground railroad a century before the northbound railroad of the Civil War.

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More than 250 years ago, African-born slaves risked their lives to escape from slavery on English plantations in South Carolina. Hearing that the Spaniards in Florida promised religious sanctuary, the courageous Africans and their Indian allies created the first American underground railroad a century before the northbound railroad of the Civil War.
Autorenporträt
Kathleen Deagan is curator of historical archaeology at the Florida Museum of Natural History. Darcie MacMahon is exhibit coordinator at the Florida Museum of Natural History, Gainesville, and assistant curator and exhibit coordinator of the Fort Mose traveling exhibit. Published in cooperation with the Florida Museum of Natural History