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Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in Maryland but escaped to freedom in 1849, after which she made 19 missions to rescue over 300 slaves through the Underground Railroad. As a child, she suffered a head injury that caused seizures and sleeping spells for the rest of her life. She helped liberate her family and many others from bondage, guiding them north to freedom using secret codes and routes to evade capture.
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