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Running A Thousand Miles For Freedom: The Escape Of William And Ellen Craft From Slavery,New burrough Combining New Text And MapsHusband And Wife William And Ellen Craft'S Break From Slavery In 1848 Was Perhaps The Most Extraordinary In American History. Numerous Newspaper Reports In The United States And Abroad Told Of How The Two Fairskinned Ellen Disguised As A White Slave Master And William Posing As Her Servant Negotiated Heartpounding Brushes With Discovery While Fleeing Macon, Georgia, For Philadelphia And Eventually Boston. No Account, Though, Conveyed The Ingenuity,