The road was full of thorns running toward freedom in the American Civil War
"A radical retelling of the drama of emancipation, from New York Times bestselling author and winner of the National Book Critics Circle Award. In the opening days of the Civil War, three enslaved men approached the gates of Fort Monroe, a U.S. military installation in Virginia. In a snap decision,...
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2025.
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