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Phoebe Judge

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Criminal
High Tide

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Criminal
High Tide

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Criminal
High Tide

Plantation owners and their overseers tried to force or convince enslaved people to hide from the U.S. Army. But Etta Fields Black says people watching the boats approaching knew why they had come.

Criminal
High Tide

Plantation owners and their overseers tried to force or convince enslaved people to hide from the U.S. Army. But Etta Fields Black says people watching the boats approaching knew why they had come.

Criminal
High Tide

The soldiers on the boats were black men from the 2nd South Carolina Volunteers Regiment, and so some of the soldiers were familiar to people on the rice plantations. Harriet Tubman later described how she saw people running to the boats.

Criminal
High Tide

The soldiers on the boats were black men from the 2nd South Carolina Volunteers Regiment, and so some of the soldiers were familiar to people on the rice plantations. Harriet Tubman later described how she saw people running to the boats.

Criminal
High Tide

Hundreds of people rushed to the riverbanks to make it onto the boats. Harriet Tubman said it was like there was a, quote, mysterious telegraphic communication between people in the area telling them to run to the river. Someone described how the crowds extended in every direction as far as the eye could see.

Criminal
High Tide

Hundreds of people rushed to the riverbanks to make it onto the boats. Harriet Tubman said it was like there was a, quote, mysterious telegraphic communication between people in the area telling them to run to the river. Someone described how the crowds extended in every direction as far as the eye could see.

Criminal
High Tide

And then, the Union commanders ordered everyone back on the boat, as fast as possible.

Criminal
High Tide

And then, the Union commanders ordered everyone back on the boat, as fast as possible.

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High Tide

The soldiers started setting fire to the plantations. Minus Hamilton later described watching everything burn.

Criminal
High Tide

The soldiers started setting fire to the plantations. Minus Hamilton later described watching everything burn.

Criminal
High Tide

But there is a problem. Since one of the three boats had run aground and never made it to the plantations, there wasn't enough room for everyone.

Criminal
High Tide

But there is a problem. Since one of the three boats had run aground and never made it to the plantations, there wasn't enough room for everyone.

Criminal
High Tide

The crew in the rowboats had to hit people's hands with their oars to get them to let go. One person described the people left by the river as, quote, "...the saddest sight of the whole expedition." But the sun was coming up, and they had to hurry. As the boats pulled away, the riverbanks were full of personal belongings that people hadn't been able to bring.

Criminal
High Tide

The crew in the rowboats had to hit people's hands with their oars to get them to let go. One person described the people left by the river as, quote, "...the saddest sight of the whole expedition." But the sun was coming up, and they had to hurry. As the boats pulled away, the riverbanks were full of personal belongings that people hadn't been able to bring.

Criminal
High Tide

On one of the boats, a white Union commander, Colonel Montgomery, asked Harriet Tubman to, quote, speak a word of consolation. But Tubman and the newly freed people could barely understand each other.

Criminal
High Tide

On one of the boats, a white Union commander, Colonel Montgomery, asked Harriet Tubman to, quote, speak a word of consolation. But Tubman and the newly freed people could barely understand each other.

Criminal
High Tide

Minus Hamilton and his wife Hager had made it onto the boat.

Criminal
High Tide

Minus Hamilton and his wife Hager had made it onto the boat.