Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom · Character
Ellen Craft
Born to her master and nearly white, she will disguise herself as a young planter to walk out of slavery with her husband beside her.
major
Also known as Ellen, Craft
First appearance: Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom
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William's wife; nearly white, disguises as an invalid gentleman to facilitate their escape.
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Character groups
- Key Participants and Abolitionists
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- Protagonist
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