The tales of her journey reveal her spiritual nature and a determination to protect her fellow men and those who aided them. She always expressed confidence that God would aid her efforts and threatened to shoot anyone who wanted to turn back. She was their “Moses” because of her heroism. Harriet was a woman of no pretensions but more a specimen of humanity...
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Harriet was a woman of no pretensions but more a specimen of humanity. She was a courageous, perceptive, and not influenced by self interest. She made successful visits to Maryland on the Underground Rail Road and would be absent for weeks at a time, running daily risks while making preparations for herself and her passengers but she never gave in to personal fear...
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