Passages to freedom: the Underground Railroad in history and memory

Before cotton: African and African American slavery in mainland North America during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries / Ira Berlin

Simple truths: antebellum slavery in black and white / Deborah Gray White

From moral suasion to political confrontation: American abolitionists and the problem of resistance, 1831-1861 / James Brewer Stewart

Above ground on the underground railroad: places of flight and refuge / John Michael Vlach

Southern passage: the forgotten route to freedom in Florida / Jane Landers

"Freemen to the rescue!": resistance to the fugitive slave law of 1850 / R. J. M. Blackett

Kidnapping and resistance: antislavery direct action in the 1850s / Lois E. Horton

Crusade for freedom: William Still and the real Underground Railroad / James Oliver Horton

"Slavery is war": Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad / Catherine Clinton

Flight and fight: the wartime destruction of slavery, 1861-1865 / Bruce Levine

Why the Underground Railroad, and why now? A long view / David W. Blight

Telling it like it was at Rokeby: the evolution of an Underground Railroad historic site in Vermont / Jane Williamson

Reading freedom's memory book: recovering the story of the Underground Railroad in New York State / Milton C. Sernett

Places and communities of the Underground Railroad: the National Park Service network to freedom / Diane Miller

Sacred drama: "Exodus" and the Underground Railroad in African American life / Eddie S. Glaude Jr.