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Many Roads Traveled: Or, Twenty Years in Bondage
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Bibliographic Detail
Publisher
Xlibris Corp
Publication date
January 16, 2015
Pages
270
Binding
Paperback
Book category
Adult Fiction
ISBN-13
9781503515291
ISBN-10
150351529X
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Original list price
$19.99
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Summaries and Reviews
Amazon.com description: Product Description: From the shores of a faraway continent, across a restless ocean, onto the Piedmont of North Carolina, and into the hills of Tennessee, comes this historical fiction story that is inspired by the life and times of the indomitable Pleasant Lane, 1820 â 1905, a free, educated, black woman who was kidnapped and forced into bondage for twenty miserable years. She refused to concede to defeat even in despairing circumstances. Holding onto a family heirloom she managed to keep, she dared to fall in love midst hate and intrigue, and risked limb and life to help her people. Her life's most glorious moment came when she had the opportunity to welcome the Union Army into the mansion-the liberators finally arrived. The author presents a writing that makes for compelling reading, and offers some newer insights based on real facts.
Editions
Hardcover
from Xlibris Corp (January 16, 2015)
9781503515284 | details & prices | 270 pages | List price $28.99
About: From the shores of a faraway continent, across a restless ocean, onto the Piedmont of North Carolina, and into the hills of Tennessee, comes this historical fiction story that is inspired by the life and times of the indomitable Pleasant Lane, 1820 â 1905, a free, educated, black woman who was kidnapped and forced into bondage for twenty miserable years.
About: From the shores of a faraway continent, across a restless ocean, onto the Piedmont of North Carolina, and into the hills of Tennessee, comes this historical fiction story that is inspired by the life and times of the indomitable Pleasant Lane, 1820 â 1905, a free, educated, black woman who was kidnapped and forced into bondage for twenty miserable years.
Paperback
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from Xlibris Corp (January 16, 2015)
9781503515291 | details & prices | 270 pages | List price $19.99
About: From the shores of a faraway continent, across a restless ocean, onto the Piedmont of North Carolina, and into the hills of Tennessee, comes this historical fiction story that is inspired by the life and times of the indomitable Pleasant Lane, 1820 â 1905, a free, educated, black woman who was kidnapped and forced into bondage for twenty miserable years.
About: From the shores of a faraway continent, across a restless ocean, onto the Piedmont of North Carolina, and into the hills of Tennessee, comes this historical fiction story that is inspired by the life and times of the indomitable Pleasant Lane, 1820 â 1905, a free, educated, black woman who was kidnapped and forced into bondage for twenty miserable years.
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This edition also contains The Late Augustans Longer Poems of the Later Eighteenth Century
About: Book is used and has been withdrawn from service from a Library.
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