Sojourner Truth: God's Faithful Pilgrim (The Chapel Hill Series of Negro Biographies)

This book tells of the career of Isabella, a strange and powerful woman who was reared on a New York slave plantation, whose life was one of unspeakable hardships, whose brilliant mind was deprived of the barest rudiments of formal learning, but whose unusual intelligence and wit could confound the wise and mighty. She was a passionate fighter for the freedom of her race.

Originally published in 1938.

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