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The runaway slaves were usually caught in this part of the country.
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These, I learned, were runaway slaves from the plantations above New Orleans.
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That runaway slaves are chased with dogs-men hunted like beasts of prey.
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These stories became a truth for survival, a secret language for runaway slaves.
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In 1801 the runaway slaves had increased to an alarming extent.
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Lincoln would also have seen plenty of advertisements about runaway slaves.
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The greatest real dread children knew was the fear of meeting runaway slaves.
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Two more supply caravans were struck this morning by runaway slaves.
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When Southern masters came north to recapture runaway slaves, Northern consciences were outraged.
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For many years runaway slaves had hidden in the mountains under their own chiefs.
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Among the large assemblies are many coloured folk, some free and some runaway slaves.
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Mr. Black caught several runaway slaves belonging to Col. Singleton.
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This was no ragtag band of runaway slaves, wielding homemade weapons and crude spears.
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He kept five or six, to hunt runaway slaves with.
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Mr. Stafford's dogs were often sought to apprehend runaway slaves.
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We'se organizin'-terkill white men dat come atter runaway slaves.
