Harriet Tubman was the most productive conductor on the Underground Railroad. What was her codename?

Tubman, also known as Moses, achieved her own freedom by walking alone for 90 miles through woods and wetlands from her Maryland home to cross the Mason-Dixon line. Almost immediately, she embarked on her first of 13 return trips over the next eight years to rescue a total of 70 enslaved family and friends.

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