He put George to work at menial labor, which meant that he could see his wife only infrequently. George and Eliza lost two young children, making Eliza very protective of her only surviving child, Harry. Summary: Chapter III George comes to see Eliza soon after her conversation with Mrs. Shelby and tells her that he is going to escape because he can no longer bear the miseries he has been suffering...
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Shelby and tells her that he is going to escape because he can no longer bear the miseries he has been suffering. Eliza urges him to practice Christian restraint and to trust in God, but George explains that his master is urging him to take another woman as his wife. Eliza protests, and George reminds her that there are no lawful marriages among slaves...
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Twelve Years A Slave Yet, there is a hope for escape they nourish rather than accept slavery as their life. Moreover, the brutal structure of slavery affects masters as well turning them into savages to their own, what might be called, fellow whites (157)...	3 / 667
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