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Robert Smalls and the Escape of the Planter
by Gina Nafzger Screenwriter, Professor of Political Science
Logline: Revenge done right. Robert Smalls was a slave during the Civil War. He stole a Confederate ship, steered it to freedom, and gave it to the Union. He was the only African American General.
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About Gina Nafzger 
Screenwriter, Professor of Political Science
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