This character's mother reveals that she deliberately killed her child with laudanum while holding him in her arms. Frances Harper's poem about this character compares her to "a fawn from the arrow, startled and wild." In the chapter "In Which it Appears That a Senator is But a Man," she is taken to John Van Trompe by Senator Bird. She eventually reunites with her mother Cassy, and is sheltered by Simeon and Rachel Halliday. This character is pursued by Marks and Tom Loker, who is pushed off a cliff by her husband, George. She runs away after learning that Mr. Haley has purchased her son Harry from George Shelby. For 
This character's mother reveals that she deliberately killed her child with laudanum while holding him in her arms. Frances Harper's poem about this character compares her to "a fawn from the arrow, startled and wild." In the chapter "In Which it Appears That a Senator is But a Man," she is taken to John Van Trompe by Senator Bird. She eventually reunites with her mother Cassy, and is sheltered by Simeon and Rachel Halliday. This character is pursued by Marks and Tom Loker, who is pushed off a cliff by her husband, George. She runs away after learning that Mr. Haley has purchased her son Harry from George Shelby. For 10 points, name this slave who escapes to freedom across the frozen Ohio River in Uncle Tom's Cabin.
This character's mother reveals that she deliberately killed her child with laudanum while holding him in her arms.
Eliza Harris [or Liza Harris; prompt on Harris] 