This chapter book biography of Harriet Tubman, suitable for younger readers, tells the story of her escape from slavery and later heroic role as conductor on the 'Underground Railroad' in a lively, exciting narrative. Using many illustrations and occasional information panels to explain the role of groups such as 'vigilance committees' and 'Quakers' or individuals such as Nat Turner or Frederick Douglass, this is a stirring account of the person who became known as the 'Moses' of her people.