Problem
She came to slay by Erics Armstrong Dunbar and Barbara Tuchman's Prism of History essay:
Three to four pages in length
Include textual evidence and in chigaco style citation
Evaluate the extent to which Erica Armstrong Dunbar successfully makes Harriett Tubman a "prism of history" in her book, She Came to Slay: The Life and Times of Harriett Tubman. First, read Barbara Tuchman's Prism of History to better understand a Prism of History.
Consider the question: Where is the proper boundary between the private and public lives of biographical subjects such as Tubman? Is there an ethics of biography? Are there rules? Should there be rules?