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Before abolition most enslaved people fled north, but some 10,000 escaped south to Mexico. “This escape route was essential to U.S. history,” says USC Dornsife's Alice Baumgartner, who recently published a book on the subject. t.co/YMpnw7snnN @USC @ShareAmerica
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