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Black Abolitionists: William Still “The Father of the Underground Railroad”

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By Lestey Gist, The Gist of Freedom William Still was the Black abolitionist from Philadelphia who was described by the New York Times as 'The Father of the Underground Railroad'. He commissioned Harriet Tubman's rescue missions. This famous abolitionist literally wrote the Underground Railroad book. The book which explained the story, narratives often in the words of […]

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