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John Brown (May 9, 1800 – December 2, 1859) was an American abo...John Brown (May 9, 1800 – December 2, 1859) was an American abolitionist leader. Brown felt that speeches, sermons, petitions, and moral persuasion were ineffective in the cause for abolishing slavery in the United States. An intensely religious man, Brown believed he was raised up by God to strike the death blow to American slavery.[1] He felt that violence was necessary to eliminate it.
Legacy of John Brown’s Abolitionist Raid Lives On, 165 Years Later
John Brown in Kansas: A tour of the state's landmarks and tributes to the militant abolitionist
Why Abolitionist John Brown Became the First American To Be Executed for Treason
Documentary on Torrington abolitionist John Brown earns prestigious award
Then Again: The minister who sided with John Brown and the abolitionist cause
“Jacob Lawrence and the Legend of John Brown”
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park Marking John Brown's Raid
Norman Thomas Marshall
Franklin Benjamin Sanborn
Art House Extra | Abolitionist John Brown Goes to the Movies
Living history, live music at John Brown Farm this weekend
John Brown ally fought in PB battle
VISITING LAKE PLACID: Celebrating sacrifice
Touring statue of Harriet Tubman on display at North Country’s John Brown Farm
Professing Faith: John Brown was a controversial figure in American history
Sculpture honoring Harriet Tubman unveiled today at John Brown Farm State Historic Site
Grave of Altadena abolitionist to receive historical landmark status after 35-year effort
Harriet Tubman statue on display at abolitionist's farm in the Adirondacks
ON THE SCENE: It’s time to celebrate 25 years of John Brown Lives!
