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Malinda had two experiences with the Underground Railroad:
There are many stories of escape on the Underground Railroad. Some black fugitives "followed the drinking gourd," traveling at night. Others wore disguises or hid in wagons. Many found refuge in safe houses and at stations of the Underground Railroad on their way north. Malinda and her siblings were not slaves, but they were in danger of being kidnapped into slavery because their father was a slave and they were black.
Malinda's experiences from age five until she came to Michigan as a young wife and mother were undoubtedly different from those of other free or slave Blacks who fled north. Because of the secrecy surrounding the Underground Railroad, we do not know the whole story of each person's experience.
Underground Railroad experiences should be discussed in the context of fugitive slave laws. The Fugitive Slave Law of 1793, in effect at the time of Malinda's experiences, defined slaves as property that could be returned to the master without due process of law. There were rewards offered in some southern states for the return of fugitive slaves. Some unscrupulous slave catchers would kidnap free Blacks, turning them over to slave holders for money.
Antislavery sympathizers in northern states passed "personal liberty laws" in an attempt to protect runaway slaves and free Blacks living in their jurisdictions. Local magistrates there often refused to return runaway slaves to slave owners or their agents.
In an attempt to strengthen the fugitive slave laws, Congress passed the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. This act, part of the Compromise of 1850, permitted the recapture and extradition of escaped slaves. Under this law, persons who helped escaped slaves could be fined and imprisoned. The law made federal marshals, rather than local magistrates, responsible for the return of fugitive slaves. The law was an attempt to shut down the Underground Railroad and prevent slaves from finding safety in the northern states. Because of this law, more slaves fleeing north crossed the border into Canada for sanctuary. This law was one of the inspirations that led Harriet Beecher Stowe to write Uncle Tom's Cabin, which further excited antislavery feelings in the northern states.
The Fugitive Slave Act was a concession to the South when Congress admitted California to the Union as a nonslave state, abolished slavery in Washington, DC, and declared that the question of slavery in the new territories of Utah and New Mexico could be decided by a vote of the settlers in each territory. This "Compromise of 1850" was an attempt to avoid secession of the southern states and/or a war between the states.
This lesson presents an opportunity to address, in part, these standards:
Read or tell the Malinda Paris story for the class. Or, provide older students with a copy of the memorial to read on their own. Discuss and trace the events of the story. Use any or all of these questions and other activities:
Discussion Questions:
Time-line Activity: Put the following items on the chalkboard or on a hand-out in a mixed-up order. Ask students to put the events in chronological order. (For a shorter version of this exercise, use only those items marked with an *.)
Map Activity: We do not know the exact route the Robinson and Paris families took north, but the memorial tells us that they stopped in these places.
Locate and mark each of these cities on a map of the U. S. and Canada. Looking at the map, discuss routes you think the Robinson and Paris families might have taken from one city to another. How far did Malinda travel with her mother? with her husband? Compare the map to a map that shows Underground Railroad routes. Are any of the cities in which the Robinson or Paris families lived near known Underground Railroad
stations?
Question Activity: Ask each student to pretend that she or he is Malinda's daughter, Jane, or her son, Henry. What would each like to ask their mother Malinda about:
Ask students to share their questions with the class. Discuss possible responses.
Writing Activity: Many books and stories about the Civil War are "historical fiction." The author uses some real historical facts or people, then makes up the rest of the story to reflect what might have happened. Some popular books for young people about the Civil War period that are historical fiction include:
Encourage the students to write their own historical fiction short stories about Malinda Paris and her possible experiences, such as escaping from Kentucky when she was five years old or seeing her son Henry go off to war when she lived in St. Clair,
Michigan. Brainstorm title and story ideas with the class, writing the ideas on the chalkboard. Use encyclopedia, history books and time lines to learn about how people lived during Malinda's lifetime so students can provide authentic backgrounds for their stories.
Updated 09/30/2005
Michigan
Historical Center, Department of History, Arts and Libraries
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