Enslaved men and women engaged with revolutionary ideas during a turbulent era, seizing the moment to imagine new paths to freedom.
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Two Roads to Freedom: William Lee, Harry Washington, and Living the Paradox of the American Revolution - Commonplace
Enslaved men and women encountered revolutionary rhetoric not as abstract theory but amid a crisis that destabilized authority and opened new possibilities for pursuing their own freedom.