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The Life Of Josiah Henson: An Inspiration For Harriet Beecher Stowe'S Uncle Tom (Dover Thrift Editions: Black History),New HERNDON Hold Tightly Onto A CultureBorn Into Slavery On A Maryland Farm, Josiah Henson (17891883) Worked As A Foreman, Married, And Became A Preacher In The Methodist Episcopal Church. Faced With The Prospect Of Separation From His Family, Henson Fled With His Wife And Children To Ontario, Where He Became A Leader In The Afrocanadian Community. The Life Of Josiah Henson, Formerly A Slave, Now An Inhabitant Of Canada, As Narrated By Himself First Appeared In 1849. The Book'S Avid