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James Forten knew how important freedom was. He was a free African American born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. When the American Revolution started in 1776, James was too young to help fight for freedom from British rule. But in 1781, at age fifteen, he took a job on the Royal Louis, an American ship. A British warship soon captured the Royal Louis. James was taken prisoner. The British often sold African American prisoners into slavery. What would happen to James? Would he ever see his family again?
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Lorne Tippit
reviewed Prisoner for Liberty on June 22, 2015 Prisoner for Liberty
7 yr old loves nonfiction and historical fiction. He gave this a 5.
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