Harriet Tubman - The Moses of Her People

The biography highlights Harriet Tubman's extraordinary life as a former slave and her pivotal role in the fight against slavery during the Civil War. Often compared to Joan of Arc, Tubman is celebrated for her unparalleled success in leading African-Americans to freedom. Originally published in 1886, the book draws from Sarah Bradford's earlier essays and was privately funded, with profits supporting Tubman's humanitarian efforts. This work underscores Tubman's significance as one of America's most influential women in history.