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1. the John Brown raid
   On October 16, 1859 John Brown led a raid on a federal arsenal in Harperamp39s Ferry, Virginia. The results were disastrous for Brown ...
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2. The Battle Of Antietam
   ... food. Lee split up his army of fifty thousand men, sending ampquotStonewallampquot Jackson to capture the Union arsenal at Harperamp39s Ferry. He ...
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3. Antitam
   ... food. Lee split up his army of fifty thousand men, sending ampquotStonewallampquot Jackson to capture the Union arsenal at Harperamp39s Ferry. He ...
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4. Stonewall Jackson
   ... This group was then sent to Harperamp39s Ferry where Jackson was commissioned a Colonel on April seventeenth. At Harperamp39s Ferry Jacksonamp39s ...
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5. Civil War 5
   ... What exactly caused the state to separate were the three issues The Dred Scot Decision, Compromise of 1850 and John Brownamp39s Raid on Harperamp39s Ferry. ...
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6. election of 1860
   ... The Republican Party platform was against the westward expansion of slavery, yet opposed raids such as John Brownamp39s Harperamp39s Ferry incident. ...
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7. John Brown 2
   ... dislike toward the others views. One of those incidents was John Brownamp39s raid on Harperamp39s Ferry, Virginia. John Brownamp39s goal was to ...
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8. Andrew Jackson 2
   ... In November of 1859, Jackson was a VMI officer who accompanied VMI cadets to Harperamp39s Ferry at the hanging of abolitionist John Brown. ...
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9. Slaves actively resisted slavery
   ... Next in Exhibit 5 ampquotHarperamp39s Ferry Headlineampquot from October 18, 1859 States ampquotSoutherners were especially frightened, fearing that widespread insurrection was ...
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10. Path to the Civil War
    ... On the Night of October 15, 1859, In Harperamp39s Ferry, John Brown a radical abolitionist led a band of 18 men into Harperamp39s Ferry and took the weapons in the ...
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11. Stonewall Jackson
    ... His first task in the war was the small command at Harperamp39s Ferry, Virginia. Harperamp39s Ferry was very important to the South because ...
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12. Tensions in 185260 That Led to the Civil War
    ... John Brown, a man against slavery, had arrived in the vicinity of Harperamp39s Ferry on July 3, 1859. Using the alias I. Smith, he rented a nearby Maryland farm. ...
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13. bands
    ... John Brownamp39s Raid on Harperamp39s Ferry 1859 On the Night of October 15, 1859, John Brown a radical abolitionist led a band of 18 men into Harperamp39s Ferry and took ...
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14. The Civil War
    ... Although he had conducted the raid on Harperamp39s Ferry with the intent of starting a Civil War and freeing the slaves, many saw Brownamp39s resolve through his ...
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15. Failure of Politicians
    ... he would go free some slaves. He freed about 30 slaves at Harperamp39s Ferry this angered South. Taking a Critical Look 1. Two features ...
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16. John Brown
    He and several others seized the United States Armory and Arsenal at Harperamp39s Ferry. Brown was really into the slave thing, he hated it. ...
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17. John Brown
    ... days of the attack. After Harperamp39s Ferry raid failed, John Brown was hanged on December 2, 1859. John Brownamp39s passion about abolition ...
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18. American civil war
    ... Brown returned on the scene with eighteen men, and together they temporarily captured a United States armory on the banks of the Potomac at Harperamp39s Ferry. ...
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19. The South and The North of the 19th Century
    ... I know you felt John Brownamp39s actions in Kansas and at Harperamp39s Ferry were wicked. I must agree the behavior was perhaps undesirable, but the motives were pure. ...
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20. A Gold Rush Leads to War
    ... slavery activists. In 1859, John Brown again made headlines by raiding an armory at Harperamp39s Ferry, Virginia. Brown apparently hoped ...
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21. Robert E. Lee
    ... In 1859 he was called to lead a force of marines, join with the militia on the scene, and to put an end to John Brownamp39s Harperamp39s Ferry Raid. ...
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22. Civil War
    ... 1861. Brown did not end there. On Oct. 16, 1859, Brown and 21 followers captured the US arsenal at Harperamp39s Ferry. Brown planned ...
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23. frederick douglass
    ... involved with the Underground Railroad, and later wanted Douglass to join him on terroristic attacks on a United States government arsenal at Harperamp39s Ferry. ...
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24. Langston Hughs
    ... In 1859 Leary rode with john brown and was killed trying to escape after the raid on the arsenal at Harperamp39s ferry berry 14. Mary ...
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25. abe lincoln 2
    ... As these debates went on a man by the name of John Brown attempted to start a rebellion by leading an attack on Harperamp39s Ferry. ...
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26. Gettysburg
    ... He was ordered to go to Harperamp39s Ferry to get a better defensive position but Milroy insisted that he could stop any Confederate attack. ...
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27. Abolition and Women
    ... Revolts were usually performed by slaves. The rebellion led by John Brown at Harperamp39s Ferry and the Nat Turner revolt are two prominent examples. ...
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28. The American Civil War 2
    ... Brown returned on the scene with eighteen men, and together they temporarily captured a United States armory on the banks of the Potomac at Harperamp39s Ferry. ...
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29. Henry Thoreau
    ... He spoke at several antislavery conventions, especially in the Northern states. He was the first person to defend John Brown after the raid on Harperamp39s Ferry. ...
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30. Frederick Douglass
    ... help slaves escape. But he appeased Brownamp39s plan to attack the federal arsenal at Harperamp39s Ferry, Va., in 1859. Yet when they captured ...
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