Published in 1893, this autobiography tells the story of Isaac Mason's life from his earliest memories as a slave in Maryland through his escape to Delaware as well as his life of fear he led in the north under threat of the Fugitive Slave Act. His story mirrors that of Frederick Douglass in that they both dealt with extreme abuse from their masters and found strength through their relationships with God. A terrifying and ultimately uplifting story about how one man leads his family to freedom.
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