Delia Webster and the Underground RailroadUniversity Press of Kentucky, 1996 - 259 pages |
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abolitionist Anti-Slavery appear April arrest arrived asked August Benajah Webster Boston Calvin Fairbank Cassius charge church Cincinnati Clay's Courier December December 27 Delia Webster Diary Dillard Emancipator escape evidently farm father February February 14 Ferrisburgh Frankfort friends Fugitive Slave Galey Coleman Garrison governor Green Mountain Freeman Harriet Haviland Henry Clay Hereafter abbreviated horse Ibid imprisonment Indiana jail Jefferson Craig John July keeper Kentuckians Kentucky Jurisprudence Kentucky Penitentiary later Laura Haviland letter Lewis Hayden Lexington Louisville Madison March Mason Maysville McCalla Megowan Miss Delia Miss Webster morning NASS negroes never Newton Craig November November 29 Oberlin October Ohio pardon Parker Craig Phelps prison Rankin reported Reverend Robboy Scott County seducing slaveholders slavery Sydney Howard Gay thought tion told took trial Trimble County tucky Underground Railroad Vergennes Vermont Webster and Fairbank wife William William Lloyd Garrison woman writes wrote York