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Home : Critics : Booker T. Washington LINKS: Heroes in Black Skins There was no slave in all the South who had more earnestly longed for freedom than he had, and now the moment had come when he could obtain that for which he had so long wished. I have said that he had nothing to bind him to the Virginia plantation and to slavery. Yes, there was one thing: Moses had given his word to his master that he would protect and support the white people on the plantation during his master's absence, and no promise of freedom could make him break his word.
Approximate Word count = 374 Approximate Pages = 1.5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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