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A Journey from Slavery to Freedom

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American History

 

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Jose L

 

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December 3, 2012

 

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University

 

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My mother told me to be careful, but to try to take in as much as I could. It was not often one would see an educated black man. My master’s family was one of the first to Virginia. They were a very wealthy family and had many things. You could see our masters putting their hands on little Negro boys and saying “here’s $1,000, I am buying this boy” (docsouth, 2008)...
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You could see our masters putting their hands on little Negro boys and saying “here’s $1,000, I am buying this boy” (docsouth, 2008). That is how much one went for back then. Mrs. Calomese was a very nice lady. Often her children would try to teach me how to read, but often we were interrupted...
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