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Five thousand black slaves and freedmen voluntarily fought -- and died -- for America to win independence from British rule. Here is a brief account of five of them.
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Ignatius Sancho was born on a British slave ship sailing from West Africa to the Spanish West Indies. His parents did not survive the voyage, so he was made a house slave in England at about three years of age. His owners were harsh, but a neighbor lent him books and employed him after he ran away. A bequest allowed Sancho to buy a little shop in London. He became both an author and a composer of songs and dances.
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Copy of a document that free African Americans were required to have in their possession prior to the Emancipation Proclamation.
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