English, 10.02.2021 21:00 OwONuzzlez

How did The Fugitive Slave Law impact Harriet’s decisions regarding the 1851 journey? & What was the potential impact of one fugitive returning to the plantation? What was explicitly stated in the text that helped you understand this impact?

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