Freedom's land: Canada and the underground railroad
This is the story of how Canada and the Underground Railroad became the focal point of the anti-slavery movement in the tumultuous decade leading up to the American Civil War. The Underground Railroad, part metaphor, part fact, enabled thousands of black refugees to flee the oppression of the only n...
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[Toronto, Ontario]
Morningstar Entertainment
2004
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| Schriftenreihe: | The Canadian experience
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| Zusammenfassung: | This is the story of how Canada and the Underground Railroad became the focal point of the anti-slavery movement in the tumultuous decade leading up to the American Civil War. The Underground Railroad, part metaphor, part fact, enabled thousands of black refugees to flee the oppression of the only nation in the western world that still condoned the practice of slavery. It is a system that penetrated ever deeper into the slave states because of men like Alexander Ross, a young Canadian physician, who risked his life to bring the freedom train to the very gates of the slave plantations. In Canada, Henry Bibb joins the fight, establishing Voice of the Fugitive, the first Black-owned newspaper in Canada. He uses his new freedom to beat down racial prejudice in Canada and to strike back at his former oppressors south of the border. Using manuscripts and letters to create dramatic reconstructions, this film tells the stories of these remarkable men and dramatically portrays the unique role Canada played in helping to end a barbaric system that subjugated more than five million men, women and children. When it is discovered that John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry was planned in Chatham, Ontario, Canada was accused by Southern politicians of being the ring leader of the abolitionist's predatory war against the South's way of life, Canadians applaud. Eighteen months later when John Brown's raid becomes known as the first shot in the American Civil War, Canadians cheered. This documentary tells us why |
| Beschreibung: | Untertitel für Hörgeschädigte. - Initially broadcast in 2004 as an episode of The Canadian experience. - "The Canadian experience."--Container. - Special features include: Retracing the routes; Preserving the legacy; Buxton homecoming; Underground Railroad movement Narrated by Anthony Sherwood |
| Beschreibung: | 1 DVD, ca. 52 Min. 12 cm 1 Beil. |
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| spelling | Freedom's land Canada and the underground railroad written and directed by William Cobban. Producer: Marcy Cuttler. [A production of the] Canadian Broadcasting Corporation [Toronto, Ontario] Morningstar Entertainment 2004 1 DVD, ca. 52 Min. 12 cm 1 Beil. tdi rdacontent v rdamedia vd rdacarrier The Canadian experience Untertitel für Hörgeschädigte. - Initially broadcast in 2004 as an episode of The Canadian experience. - "The Canadian experience."--Container. - Special features include: Retracing the routes; Preserving the legacy; Buxton homecoming; Underground Railroad movement Narrated by Anthony Sherwood This is the story of how Canada and the Underground Railroad became the focal point of the anti-slavery movement in the tumultuous decade leading up to the American Civil War. The Underground Railroad, part metaphor, part fact, enabled thousands of black refugees to flee the oppression of the only nation in the western world that still condoned the practice of slavery. It is a system that penetrated ever deeper into the slave states because of men like Alexander Ross, a young Canadian physician, who risked his life to bring the freedom train to the very gates of the slave plantations. In Canada, Henry Bibb joins the fight, establishing Voice of the Fugitive, the first Black-owned newspaper in Canada. He uses his new freedom to beat down racial prejudice in Canada and to strike back at his former oppressors south of the border. Using manuscripts and letters to create dramatic reconstructions, this film tells the stories of these remarkable men and dramatically portrays the unique role Canada played in helping to end a barbaric system that subjugated more than five million men, women and children. When it is discovered that John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry was planned in Chatham, Ontario, Canada was accused by Southern politicians of being the ring leader of the abolitionist's predatory war against the South's way of life, Canadians applaud. Eighteen months later when John Brown's raid becomes known as the first shot in the American Civil War, Canadians cheered. This documentary tells us why Geschichte 1800-1900 Underground railroad Underground railroad / Canada Fugitive slaves / Canada / History / 19th century Blacks / Canada / History / 19th century Documentary films / Canada Historical films Films for the hearing impaired Geschichte Blacks Canada History 19th century Fugitive slaves Canada History 19th century Underground railroad Canada Kanada Documentary television programs Historical television programs Nonfiction television programs Video recordings for the hearing impaired Cobban, William Sonstige oth Cuttler, Marcy Sonstige oth |
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| title_full | Freedom's land Canada and the underground railroad written and directed by William Cobban. Producer: Marcy Cuttler. [A production of the] Canadian Broadcasting Corporation |
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