The Glory Field follows the lives of The Lewis Family of South Carolina through the generations beginning with Muhummad Bilal in the time of slavery(1753) and ending with Malcolm Lewis in 1994.

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Saturday, February 23, 2008

How Did Elijah Become A Man?- Liana

I think Elijah became a man when he stood up for what he believed in. When Mr. Turner offered Elijah ten dollars if he could rescue Little David, Elijah wouldn't take it. He said " You were offering 25 dollarsto the others" (p.101). They argued some more. Then Mr. Turner said " You think you worth 25 dollars ?" (p.101). They kept arguing until Elijah finally said " We ain't going until we get 35 dollars, cash money" (p.101). When Elijah stood up for what he believed in, I think he showed that he had become a man.

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