One of these works tells of how the protagonist's father used to repair pianos and of how she formed a lifelong bond with Sara Kilpatrick after suckling with her; that work is by Mary Reynolds.
One of these works tells of how the protagonist's father used to repair pianos and of how she formed a lifelong bond with Sara Kilpatrick after suckling with her; that work is by Mary Reynolds. A different example of them relates how the protagonist's 100 dollar debt was stealthily converted into 1000 dollars; that work ends with the protagonist traveling to Canada and is by Josiah Henson. Another one was written under the pseudonym of Linda (*) Brent. The protagonist of one of these works beats Mr. Covey in a lengthy struggle and is treated cruelly by Thomas Auld. In another, the protagonist ventures to the Arctic aboard the Racehorse and marries Susanna Cullen after being given the name of the Swedish monarch Gustavus Vassa. For 10 points, name these works, some of which were written by Harriet Jacobs, Olaudah Equiano, and Frederick Douglass, that detail their author's time spent in bondage.
One of these works tells of how the protagonist's father used to repair pianos and of how she formed a lifelong bond with Sara Kilpatrick after suckling with her; that work is by Mary Reynolds.
slave narratives [accept equivalents; do not accept captivity narratives; accept answers referencing the people in the last sentence]