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On June 3, 1863, Harriet Tubman led union troops in a guerrilla action at Combahee River, South Carolina, leading over seven hundred and fifty slaves to freedom. It was the first and only military action to be conceived and led by a woman in US history.
Printed at C & D Printshop, Chicago, IL.
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