About This Book
An autobiographical narrative recounts life in bondage on Southern plantations, tracing childhood memories, family separations and the sale of kin, the routines of hard field labor and meager rations, and the emotional and spiritual responses that sustain the enslaved. It records scenes of auctions and partings, daily discipline and work details, and the use of songs and prayer for endurance. The account concludes with the author’s escape to freedom and reflections on providence, faith, and the ongoing hope of reunion with those left behind.
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