I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger.

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I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger. — Harriet Tubman · Smartyfair

I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger.

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She led people to freedom and never lost a single one.

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How sure this is: 48% sureLots of sources credit Harriet Tubman with this, and they agree with each other. The book or the speech it first came from hasn't turned up yet.
What turned up: Popularly attributed to Tubman; Wikiquote's own citation traces it to Charles Blockson's The Underground Railroad (1987), a secondary compilation, not to Bradford's 1886 'Harriet, the Moses of Her People' as previously recorded — the phrase is absent from Bradford's actual 1886 text.
Sources checked: en.wikiquote.orgChecked using claude-sonnet-5, 20 August 2026Wikiquote Sourced section, named primary work

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