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Canalboat to freedom
Benja becomes involved in smuggling fugitive slaves to the North.
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- "Benja becomes involved in smuggling fugitive slaves to the North."@en
- "Benja Lowe is a hoggee for a canalboat, working long hours walking the towpaths of the Delaware and Hudson Canal in the 1800s. He befriends Lundius, the deckhand and a former slave, and helps him smuggle runaway slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad."@en
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