Never caught

Erica Armstrong Dunbar

About this book

"A revelatory account of the actions taken by the first president to retain his slaves in spite of Northern laws profiles one of the slaves, Ona Judge, describing the intense manhunt that ensued when she ran away,"--NoveList.

Subjects

  • 306.3/62092 b
  • african americans, biography
  • african american women
  • african american women -- biography
  • african american women--biography
  • biography
  • biography & autobiography / women
  • e444 .d86 2017
  • fugitive slaves
  • fugitive slaves, united states
  • fugitive slaves -- united states -- biography
  • fugitive slaves--united states--biography
  • history
  • history / african american
  • history / united states / revolutionary period (1775-1800)
  • judge, oney
  • relations with slaves
  • relations with slaveswashington, george , 1732-1799
  • relations with slaveswashington, martha , 1731-1802
  • slavery
  • slavery--history
  • slavery -- pennsylvania -- philadelphia -- history -- 18th century
  • slavery--pennsylvania--philadelphia--history--18th century
  • slaves
  • slaves, united states
  • slaves -- united states -- biography
  • slaves--united states--biography
  • washington, george , 1732-1799
  • washington, george, 1732-1799
  • washington, george, 1732-1799 -- relations with slaves
  • washington, martha , 1731-1802
  • washington, martha, 1731-1802
  • washington, martha, 1731-1802 -- relations with slaves