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Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
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Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
The truth about the man behind the book that sparked the War Between the States
The truth about the man behind the book that sparked the War Between the States

By Frances Cavanah

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A biography of the former slave who after escaping to Canada with his family became a well-known minister and active power in the Underground Railroad and served as model for Harriet Beecher Stowe'...

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When Americans came to New Orleans.
When Americans came to New Orleans.

By Frances Cavanah

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This account of New Orleans in the early 1800's describes life and activities on the Mississippi River and includes accounts of the Battle of New Orleans and Andrew Jackson's army.

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We wanted to be free
We wanted to be free

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Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance
Abe Lincoln Gets His Chance by Frances Cavanah World Cultural Heritage Library

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