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Behind the Scenes
Author: Elizabeth Keckley
Narrator: Mary Robinson
Unabridged: 6 hr 28 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 08/23/2020
Genre: Social Science - Slavery
Synopsis
Keckley's first 30 years were spent as a slave, and the cruelties and injustices of her life are related clearly and succinctly. This enlightening memoir recounts how she was beaten and how she became a dressmaker to support her master and his family, how determined she was to purchase freedom for herself and her son, how her friends in St. Louis came to her aid, how she became Mary Todd Lincoln's dressmaker and close friend, and her perspectives and experiences from her inside view of Lincoln's White House. Keckley emerges as a calm and confident person who speaks of a very tumultuous period of American history.
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