The Capture and Execution of John Brown

In this gripping account of one of the most radical figures of the pre-Civil War era, author Elijah Avey explores the life and death of abolitionist John Brown. Drawing on extensive historical research, including letters, trial records, and first-person accounts, Avey paints a vivid picture of Brown's radical vision and the events that led to his dramatic martyrdom.
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