"A look at the life of Lydia Maria Child, who in the 19th century was "a popular writer of children's literature and domestic advice whose books were burned when she entered the battle to abolish slavery and published An appeal in favor of that class of Americans called Africans. Despite increasing hardships in her personal life, she would become on of the country's most eloquent voices for human dignity."--Container."
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