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Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom; Or, the Escape of William and Ellen Craft From Slavery

William Craft

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The guest and her brother read the actual words written by her ancestors, William and Ellen Craft, which was noted for its stilted English language style typical of how people spoke in England.

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And actually, we were reading from the actual book, Running 1,000 Miles for Freedom by William and Ellen Craft.

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The guest and her brother read the actual words written by her ancestors, William and Ellen Craft, which was noted for its stilted English language style typical of how people spoke in England.

"

And actually, we were reading from the actual book, Running 1,000 Miles for Freedom by William and Ellen Craft.

And the interesting thing about it is the words were more of like the stilted English language, the way the English speak.

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