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As his 1853 memoir recounted, Solomon Northup was a free black man, living in New York with his family in 1841, until he was tricked, drugged, kidnapped and sold into slavery. That was not a rare occurrence in pre-Civil War America. After enduring the horrors of plantation life in the South for more than a decade, he regained his freedom. That made Northup's tale exceptional.
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