The underground railroad.

 I have worked so hard on the underground railroad. I've saved many lives. People are now calling me Moses. Like in the bible. I guess I could kind of see how I'm similar. I'm very glad to be such a help to all of these wonderful people, and lead them to their freedom.
  Not long ago, they passed the fugitive slave act. So I can't really take them to the north anymore. I have to lead them further north. To Canada, but that's okay, i'm willing to go as far as I need to. As long as I free my people.

Slaves

Hey harriet ! Thanks so much for helping us become free. You're underground railroad has save many lives ! our gratitude is limitless. Again, thank you so much for all you have done for us slaves. 

Unfortunately, because of the fugative slave act the walk was much longer then expected, but it is good to be free here in canade. 

-love, The Slaves.

John Tubman

Hey. Just dropped by to tell you that I'm getting remarried. You left me for so long and you're taking to long to come back. I can't wait around for you. So i've decided to move on.
Love you Ex-husband, John.

Susan B Anthony

Dear friend of my, Harriet.
That was a good meeting we went to, Harriet! We got a lot work done. I'm looking foward to our next meeting with you. All Americans will be treated equally soon enough, with you help !
Sincerely your friend, Susan B Anthony.

About me .

My name is Harriet Tubman. I was born in 1820. As a child I was born out to different plantations. When I was 12 my slave own threw a metal weight an accidentally hit me in the head. I suffered Epilepsy ever since. Since then I've had vision that I believe is god communicating with me. In 1844 I married John Tubman, A free black man. In 1849 I escaped from the south and traveled to Philadelphia, Using the north star. Then I went on to help other slaves to their freedom using the underground railroad. During the Civil war I organized a gang of black spy's for the union. I also established school for black men and worked with Susan B Anthony on women suffrage's. I wrote a book called “Scene's in the life of Harriet Tubman.” In 1908 I opened a home for older poor African Americans in new york. Which is where I live.