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The Spirit of Freedom in Hamilton, Bermuda, depicts Sarah Bassett  bound tightly with ropes.
In 1730, the colonial government of Bermuda executed Sarah Bassett, an enslaved woman, for allegedly attempting to poison her granddaughter’s enslavers. In Spirit of Freedom, she is depicted as a slender female figure bound tightly with ropes, her…

Henry "Box" Brown Memorial at the Box Brown Plaza along the Richmond Canal Walk in Richmond, Virginia.
The memorial commemorates Henry "Box" Brown's harrowing journey to freedom. On March 23, 1849, with the assistance of James Caesar Anthony Smith, a freedman and white abolitionist, Samuel Alexander Smith, Brown shipped himself in a two-by-three-foot…

Figurative bronze statue of Dred and Harriet Scott embracing, located  in St Louis, Missouri.
A figurative statue of Dred and Harriet Scott. Dred Scott wears a suit with tie. He reaches his left arm behind Harriet Scott, embracing her; they also hold hands. Harriet Scott wears a full-length dress and turns her head upward.
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