โ Scribed by Doris N. Starks
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
John Brown, the abolitionist, is a historical figure that some describe as a prophet and others call a domestic terrorist. His raid on the arsenal at Harpers Ferry and subsequent hanging in 1859, preceded the American Civil War by 16 months. This story looks at events largely, from Brown's own perspective. The reader can decide, whether he, was a terrorist or prophet.
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