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Goliath’s Daughter (America,18XX): Her Bare Hands Ended a Master’s Life

Towering over everyone around her, a 6’8” enslaved woman was treated as a monster and worked as a weapon. When her master pushed too far, she answered with raw force, delivering one of the most brutal reversals of power ever whispered about on a plantation.

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