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John Brown and his men.

Title: John Brown and his men.
Author: Hinton, Richard J. (Richard Josiah), 1830-1901
Publication: New York, Arno Press, 1968.

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viii, 752 p. facsims., plan, ports.; 21 cm.

Series Statement

American Negro, his history and literature

Uniform Title

American Negro, his history and literature.

Subject

Genre/Form

Biographies
History

Note

Reprint of the 1894 ed.

Processing Action (note)

committed to retain

Contents

1. The man -- 2. Purpose and plans -- 3. The Kansas overture -- 4. Shadows from Pottawatomie -- 5. Preparation and change in Kansas -- 6. John Brown making friends -- 7. Reaching a culmination -- 8. Rescue of Missouri slaves -- 9. Life and preparation at the Kennedy Farm -- 10. The order of march -- 11. Rending the fortress wall -- 12. Capture, trial, prison, scaffold -- 13. As seen by himself, family, neighbors, and friends -- 14. John Brown's men: who they were -- 15. Men who fought and fell, or escaped -- Appendix containing the principal and more important documents prepared by John Brown, or relating directly to the enterprises against American slavery in which he was actively engaged.

LCCN

^^^68029001^//r893

OCLC

426604
SCSB-12723509

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Harvard Library