History of the Underground Railroad as It Was Conducted by the Anti-Slavery League, Including Many Thrilling Encounters Between Those Aiding the Slave

Focusing on the crucial role of Indiana in the Underground Railroad, this work details the escape of 500-1,000 African Americans annually from the South to Canada. It highlights significant events and figures involved in the anti-slavery movement, featuring a map of the escape routes and photographs of key activists. The author, known for the Pioneer History of Indiana, provides a compelling narrative that sheds light on this vital chapter in American history.