Originally published as: The underground rail road : a record of facts, authentic narratives, letters, &c., narrating the hardships, hair-breadth escapes, and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom, as related by themselves and others or witnessed by the author : together with sketches of some of the largest stockholders and most liberal aiders and advisers of the road. Philadelphia : Porter & Coates, 1872. Revised edition published: Philadelphia: People's publishing company, 1879, 1879 and William Still, 1883.

Seth Concklin -- Underground railroad letters -- William Peel -- Wesley Harris -- Clarissa Davis -- Isaac Forman, William Davis, and Willis Redick -- Ex-President Tyler's household loses an aristocratic "article" -- Edward Morgan, Henry Johnson, James and Stephen Butler -- Henry Predo -- Mary Epps, alias Emma Brown, Joseph and Robert Robinson -- Henry Box Brown -- Trial of the emancipators of Col. J.H. Wheeler's slaves, Jane Johnson and her two little boys -- A slave girl's narrative -- Arrival of Jackson, Isaac, and Edmonsdson Turner from Petersburg -- Robert Brown -- Barnaby Grigby, alias John Boyer, and Mary Elizabeth, his wife: Frank Wanzer, alias Robert Scott; Emily Foster, alias Ann Wood -- William Jordon -- Joseph Grant and John Speaks -- Willim N. Taylor -- Arrival from Richmond -- Blood flowed freely -- Escape of a young slave mother -- Samuel W. Johnson -- Two female passengers from Maryland -- Captain F. and the mayor of Norfolk -- Arrivals from different places -- "Fleeing girl of fifteen" in male attire -- Charles Gilbert -- Salt-water fugitive ---- Samuel Green -- An Irish girl's devotion to freedom -- "Sam" Nixon -- Slave-trader is foiled -- The protection of slave property in Virginia -- Escaping in a chest -- Isaac Williams, Henry Banks, Kit Nickless -- "Pete Matthews" -- "Moses" arrives with six passengers -- Slave-holder in Maryland with three colored wives -- Owen and Otho Taylor's flight with horses, etc. -- Heavy reward --The Fugitive Slave Bill of 1850 -- The slave-hunting tragedy in Lancaste County, in September,1851 -- William and Ellen Craft -- Arrival from Delaware, 1857 -- Arrival from New Orleans, 1857 -- Arrival from Washington, D.C. -- Arrival from Maryland --Arrival from Alexandria -- Arrival from Norfolk, Va. -- Arrival from North Carolina, 1857 -- Hon. L. McLane's property, soon after his death, travels via the underground rail road.- William Knight, Esq., loses a superior "article" -- Arrival from Hightstown, 1858 -- Arrival from Virginia, 1858 --Arrival from Richmond, 1858 -- Arrival from Virginia, 1858 -- Crossing the bay in a skiff -- Arrival from Kent County, MD, 1858 -- Arrival from Delaware, 1858 -- Arrival from Maryland, 1859 --Arrival from Virginia, 1860 -- Crossing the bay in a batteau -- Arrival from Dorchester Co., 1860 -- Arrival from Richmond -- "Aunt Hannah Moore" -- Woman escaping in a box, 1857 -- Organization of the Vigilance Committee.

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New edition of: Still's Underground Rail Road records, revised edition .. , with a life of the author, Philadelphia : Wm. Still, 1883.