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- catalog description "1. I Want to Be Free. The Underground Railroad begins in the swamps, climbs mountains, breaks a trail through the woods -- 2. Where Are My Friends? White help is needed. The Quakers respond. To Pennsylvania the honor of the first "station" -- 3. The Sound of Thunder. Garrison begins the second revolution. The Underground Railroad receives its name. Organization begins. Riots, burnings, terror -- answers to the abolitionists. Anti-slavery becomes a moral issue. Lovejoy, the first martyr, meets his death -- 4. Crusade of the Conscience. Negro leaders take their places. Congress learns of abolitionists. And abolitionists learn of politics. Eliza follows a long line of fugitives across the ice. The Railroad is now running through the best parlors. Its agents begin to invade the fortresses of slavery. The tide is rising in the North. The shadow of the Civil War appears -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. I Want to Be Free. The Underground Railroad begins in the swamps, climbs mountains, breaks a trail through the woods -- 2. Where Are My Friends? White help is needed. The Quakers respond. To Pennsylvania the honor of the first "station" -- 3. The Sound of Thunder. Garrison begins the second revolution. The Underground Railroad receives its name. Organization begins. Riots, burnings, terror -- answers to the abolitionists. Anti-slavery becomes a moral issue. Lovejoy, the first martyr, meets his death -- 4. Crusade of the Conscience. Negro leaders take their places. Congress learns of abolitionists. And abolitionists learn of politics. Eliza follows a long line of fugitives across the ice. The Railroad is now running through the best parlors. Its agents begin to invade the fortresses of slavery. The tide is rising in the North. The shadow of the Civil War appears -- ".