the。freedom。givers英语课文原文及翻译

the。

freedom。

givers英语课文原文及
翻译
In 2004.___。

This railroad was unique in that it did not sell tickets or have any actual trains。

Instead。

___ of people to their desired ns。

___.
During a visit to Dresden。

I walked alongside Barbara Carter。

___ dress。

who served as my guide back in time。

She proudly spoke of her great-great-grandfather。

Josiah Henson。

who was a hero in American history。

Henson was confident that all people were created equal by their ___ as she shared his story with me.
___ and extends to the honor of her family。

Josiah ___ on through the character of Uncle Tom in ___'s Cabin。

___。

the character of Uncle Tom has e a symbol of everything that Henson was not。

Carter ___ was a man of principle.
___'s former home。

now a historical site managed by Carter。

in order to learn more about a man who was like an African-___ to Canada and find freedom。

Many of these ___.
This visit was just a small part of a much larger n for me。

Josiah Henson was one of many brave men and women who worked together to create the Underground Railroad。

a secret ork
of ___ from the American South。

een 1820 and 1860.as many as 100,000 ___.
In October of 2000.President Clinton approved a budget of $16 n to establish the nal Underground Railroad Freedom Center。

This center was created to ___ in the United States。

The center was set to open in Cincinnati in 2004.It was long overdue for the heroes of the ___ with the world.
John Parker was on edge when he heard a soft knock at his door。

As he peered out into the dark night。

___。

"There's a group of ___。

twenty miles from the river." Without n。

Parker responded。

"I'll go," as ___.
In the 1820s。

Parker was born into slavery and at the age of eight。

he was ___ from Virginia to Alabama。

He was then sold
on the slave market。

Despite his circumstances。

Parker was determined to live a free life and learned the ___ work and saving。

___ freedom。

By day。

Parker worked at an iron foundry in
Ripley。

and by night。

he worked as a conductor on the Underground Railroad。

___。

he was now headed to Kentucky where there was a $1000 reward for his capture。

dead or alive.
经济困难迫使___的主人将他和家人送到肯塔基州的一位
兄弟那里，他在那里工作了几年。

但是，他听到了一个可怕的消息：他的新主人准备把他卖到南方腹地的农场，这意味着他将永远和家人分离。

面对这个情况，___只有一条路可走，那
就是逃亡。

他知道北斗星的方向，就像圣诞节的救星一样，它指引着他的救赎之路。

___和妻子带着四个孩子冒着极大的风险出发了。

两周后，他们饥饿疲惫地到达辛辛那提，并与地下铁路的成员取得了联系。

这些人非常关心他们的安全，并为他们提供了食宿，然后用车送他们走了30英里。