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John Brown and the Harpers Ferry Raid. In 1859, around a year and a half before the start of the Civil War, abolitionist John Brown tried to lead an uprising in Virginia. His efforts cost him his life, but his cause lived on when the enslaved were set free six years later. Abolitionist John Brown.
John Brown (ur. 9 maja 1800 w Torrington, zm. 2 grudnia 1859 w Charles Town) – jeden z głównych przedstawicieli abolicjonizmu amerykańskiego [1]. Był idealistą, nieprzejednanym wrogiem posiadaczy niewolników, których uważał za przestępców. W maju 1856 w czasie walk w Kansas, by pomścić śmierć pięciu poległych osadników ...
Raid di John Brown contro Harpers Ferry. Il raid di John Brown contro Harpers Ferry (noto anche come raid di John Brown o raid su Harper's Ferry) [1] fu un'incursione, da parte del militante abolizionista John Brown e dei suoi uomini, su un arsenale federale, compiuta nel 1859 con l'intento di dare il via a una rivolta di schiavi.
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John Brown was born May 9, 1800 in Torrington, Connecticut, but spent much of his youth in Ohio. His parents instilled in him a strong belief in the Bible and a strong hatred of slavery, and his father taught him the family trade of tanning animal skins. He was foreman in the family’s tannery before moving to Massachusetts, in hopes of ...
8. Dez. 2022 · John Brown und das "Pottawatomie Massacre" Wir reisen in die noch junge Geschichte der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika. Im Gebiet des noch zukünftigen US-Bundesstaat Kansas tobt Mitte des 19.
John Brown was born May 9, 1800 in Torrington, Connecticut. Soon after Brown’s birth, the family moved to Hudson, Ohio. As a youth he saw an enslaved boy, with whom he had become friends, badly beaten and harshly treated. This and his religious belief that slavery was a sin against God influenced his thoughts and actions throughout his life.
