Freed slaves in Baltimore prison revel as chains are removed
A Baltimore scene recounts Col. Binny's visit to Pratt Street slave pens where sixty enslaved people, some three years confined, were freed. Women and men embraced, prayed, and praised as they prepared to leave for Camden Street recruitment offices and new liberty amid communal support.
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Binny
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