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Harriet Ann Jacobs

A Woman's Courageous Journey Through the Horrors of Slavery.

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Author: Harriet Ann Jacobs

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: 9780486419312

Language: English

Publish Date: 11/22/1969

Audiobook length: 31min

Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Audiobook by Chapters

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Chapter 1: 1 Childhood

00:0007:44

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Chapter 2: 2 The New Master and Mistress

00:0011:42

Chapter 3: 3 The Slaves’ New Year’s Day

00:0003:38

Chapter 4: 4 The Slave Who Dared to Feel Like a Man

00:0021:22

Chapter 5: 5 The Trials of Girlhood

00:0006:59

Chapter 6: 6 The Jealous Mistress

00:0013:01

Chapter 7: 7 The Lover

00:0012:42

Chapter 8: 8 What Slaves Are Taught to Think of the North

00:0004:57

Chapter 9: 9 Sketches of Neighboring Slaveholders

00:0016:01

Chapter 10: 10 A Perilous Passage in the Slave Girl’s Life

00:0011:25

Chapter 11: 11 The New Tie to Life

00:0009:45

Chapter 12: 12 Fear of Insurrection

00:0010:32

Chapter 13: 13 The Church and Slavery

00:0015:56

Chapter 14: 14 Another Link to Life

00:0006:46

Chapter 15: 15 Continued Persecutions

00:0012:02

Chapter 16: 16 Scenes at the Plantation

00:0019:26

Chapter 17: 17 The Flight

00:0006:06

Chapter 18: 18 Months of Peril

00:0014:47

Chapter 19: 19 The Children Sold

00:0010:03

Chapter 20: 20 New Perils

00:0008:13

Chapter 21: 21 The Loophole of Retreat

00:0008:13

Chapter 22: 22 Christmas Festivities

00:0004:25

Chapter 23: 23 Still in Prison

00:0007:37

Chapter 24: 24 The Candidate for Congress

00:0005:07

Chapter 25: 25 Competition in Cunning

00:0010:07

Chapter 26: 26 Important Era in My Brother’s Life

00:0008:37

Chapter 27: 27 New Destination for the Children

00:0013:59

Chapter 28: 28 Aunt Nancy

00:0010:14

Chapter 29: 29 Preparations for Escape

00:0018:16

Chapter 30: 30 Northward Bound

00:0006:26

Chapter 31: 31 Incidents in Philadelphia

00:0009:24

Chapter 32: 32 The Meeting of Mother and Daughter

00:0007:14

Chapter 33: 33 A Home Found

00:0005:51

Chapter 34: 34 The Old Enemy Again

00:0007:26

Chapter 35: 35 Prejudice against Color

00:0004:43

Chapter 36: 36 The Hairbreadth Escape

00:0010:12

Chapter 37: 37 A Visit to England

00:0005:38

Chapter 38: 38 Renewed Invitations to Go South

00:0003:59

Chapter 39: 39 The Confession

00:0003:39

Chapter 40: 40 The Fugitive Slave Law

00:0011:32

Chapter 41: 41 Free at Last

00:0015:08

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Who should listen Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

The summary audiobook of "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl" by Harriet Ann Jacobs is ideal for listeners interested in American history, social justice, and the experiences of enslaved women. Students, educators, and history enthusiasts will benefit from the insights into the harsh realities of slavery and the resilience of the human spirit. Additionally, those seeking to understand the intersections of race, gender, and trauma in American literature and society will find this summary a valuable resource for both education and reflection.

3 quotes from Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl

'I am a meritorious woman, and I have the right to be heard.' - This highlights the struggle for agency and the right of women, particularly enslaved women, to speak out against their oppression.
'There is no way to make a slave a human being without granting the rights to his humanity.' - This underscores the essential need for recognition of humanity and rights for enslaved individuals.
'Slavery is a national sin, and I seem to have borne a curse for my race.' - This captures the deep personal and collective anguish that slavery imposes on enslaved individuals and their communities.

Author : Harriet Ann Jacobs

Harriet Ann Jacobs, known by her pen name Harriet Jacobs and the pseudonym Linda Brent, was a prominent African American writer and abolitionist born in Edenton, North Carolina. Born into slavery in the early 19th century, she endured significant hardship, including years of sexual harassment by her master, Dr. James Norcom. After escaping to freedom in 1842, Jacobs became an influential advocate for the rights of enslaved women and penned her autobiographical narrative, "Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl." Her powerful work exposed the brutal realities of slavery, focusing on the struggles of motherhood and the moral complexities faced by enslaved women. Settling in Rochester, New York, Jacobs contributed to the abolitionist movement and used her voice to champion the cause of emancipation, becoming a crucial figure in the fight for social justice.

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