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Name: Freedom at any price
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Author: Amanda Stephens

📘 Freedom at any price by Amanda Stephens

Working in Dr. Franklin's newspaper office in Philadelphia gives Sarah, Moses, and Henri exposure to the latest movement toward freedom for the colonies. As they toil, they grapple with the dangers of their involvement in a movement that could lead to slavery. This book is a powerful exploration of the challenges faced by African American children during the early 19th century, and their quest for freedom and independence.

First publish date: 2003

Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure

Authors: Amanda Stephens

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