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Crossing the River Culture and Communication From aA Voice Speaking Out of a Distant Past, Describes the Consequences of His Desperation His Daughter and Two Sons Are Condemned to the Hold of an English Slave Ship Bound for America in 1753. Here, Are the Stories of These Children Nash, Martha, and Travis. Yet, As the Narrative Unfolds, We Come to Understand That Although They Are His Children, They Are Also All of Slavery's Children. Nash, Returning to Africa in the 1830'S a Christian Educated Adult,