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Harriet Tubman, by Petry
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It was in this office, upstairs in Lebanon Seminary, that she learned the extent of the network of stops on the Underground Railroad.†
Chpt 11 *
In Philadelphia, almost every evening after work, Harriet climbed the long flight of stairs which led to a loft in the building which housed Lebanon Seminary.†
Chpt 11
In the preface, Professor Samuel Miles Hopkins (Mrs. Bradford's brother) of Auburn Theological Seminary, said: "Her [Harriet's] household is very likely to consist of several old black people, 'bad with the rheumatiz,' some forlorn wandering woman, and a couple of small images of God cut in ebony.†
Chpt 22

Definitions:

(1) (seminary)
a school for training clerics -- usually ministers, priests, or rabbis
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)