17 Feb 2017
The Long Lost ‘Lincoln Letter’ – Harriet Tubman on the “A” Word
Long Lost “Lincoln Letter”
Danvers, Massachusetts— Among the papers of agronomist and free-thinker, T. Matthew Phillips, Esq. (1812–1901), was recently found a letter written in 1862 – addressed to President Abraham Lincoln – from slave-turned-activist, Harriet Tubman. Historians are buzzing at the news because this letter, authenticated by the New England Victorian Society, is rumored to be the long, lost “Lincoln Letter.”
Tubman Not Anti-Slavery!
Tubman’s heartfelt letter reveals her shocking views on slavery – Tubman was not anti-slavery! And while history books teach us that Harriet Tubman was a fierce opponent of slavery, who supposedly worked tirelessly for abolition, it …read more
