Moses Roper and Harriet Jacobs - Roper, Moses; Jacobs, Harriet
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This special edition of the celebrated autobiographies of Moses Roper and Harriet Jacobs bring together the lives of two incredible individuals that made a difference in American history simply because they refused to give up despite how impossible their dreams seemed to be. Moses Roper and Harriet Jacobs were born in the waning days of slavery in the United States and though their experiences read like a script for a movie, their stories are no different than the thousands that were never acknowledged publicly during the almost three centuries that slavery blighted the history of America.…mehr

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This special edition of the celebrated autobiographies of Moses Roper and Harriet Jacobs bring together the lives of two incredible individuals that made a difference in American history simply because they refused to give up despite how impossible their dreams seemed to be. Moses Roper and Harriet Jacobs were born in the waning days of slavery in the United States and though their experiences read like a script for a movie, their stories are no different than the thousands that were never acknowledged publicly during the almost three centuries that slavery blighted the history of America. Published in one volume for the first time and edited with additional biographical material not published previously.
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Moses Roper is best known for his best-selling memoir about his enslavement during his youth during the early part of the nineteenth century in the southern United States. He later became an orator following his escape from American slavery as well as an abolitionist. Roper's influential narrative has remained an important work in American history over a century after its initial publication. Moses Roper died in April 1891.