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Essay heading: Harriet Tubman
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It was that she was, from the day she was born the property of Edward Brodas, who owned her parents. A child was a slave if either her mother or father was a slave.
Araminta's master, Edward Brodas, wasn't an evil man. He went to church, where he was taught that slavery was a natural part of life and that God had made white people better than black people... displayed 300 characters
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He went to church, where he was taught that slavery was a natural part of life and that God had made white people better than black people. He was taught that because he was born with the privilege of being white and wealthy, it was his responsibility to provide those entrusted to his care. He didn't feel sorry for his slaves as they worked all day in the hot sun, because he honestly believed that the Africans were better suited to such labor than he was... displayed next 300 characters
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