The carriage they arrived in was small and cramped, with bars instead of walls, a hard wooden floor, and no place to rest. Harriet struggled to maintain her balance, occasionally stumbling, while Sally playfully teased her about her lack of equilibrium throughout the arduous journey. Finally, after enduring the long ride, the carriage traversed the vast plantation, where numerous enslaved people toiled under the scorching Virginia sun. Upon reaching a grand plantation house, one of the enslav...