English Language · English Literature
Until its authorship was verified in the late 20th century, Harriet Jacobs's 'Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl' was widely believed by historians to be:
- 1An autobiography written by Jacobs's son
- 2A work of fiction written by Lydia Maria Child✓
- 3A completely anonymous historical record
- 4Based on a New England captivity narrative
Correct answer
A work of fiction written by Lydia Maria Child
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