A woman with this first name struggles to choose between Reverend Boyer and the libertine Major Sanford before dying in childbirth in a 1797 novel inspired by a stillbirth, Hannah Webster Foster’s The Coquette. A woman with this name who feels a “maternal love” wrought into “frenzy” after eavesdropping on two people from a closet was based on an account by John Rankin. A passage describes a woman with this name on a “huge green fragment” whose “shoes are gone—her (*) stockings cut from her feet—while blood marked every step.” After an evil man is shot, a woman with this name takes him to a Quaker settlement, where he has a moral awakening. That woman with this name reunites with her husband George Harris after she and her son cross the icy Ohio River. For 10 points, give this name of a female slave who escapes north in Uncle Tom’s Cabin. (10[1])■END■ (10[1])