Fiery Vision, The Life and Death of John Brown by Clinton Cox

In the life and death of Clinton Cox 's biography Fiery Vision, I realized that John Brown spent more time slavery than his family. When I found this, I was very interested in learning that someone would fight for what he believed. I think that he spent too much time on this job. Slavery is actually wrong, but for me, families will come first. Brown 's family can not survive simply by watching him, but he is writing a letter to his family.

The Yankees of Connecticut, born in 1800, is the descendant of the early American Puritan, and this eye-catching, beard-growing John Brown settled in a turbulent century struggle. Brown is a failed businessman and a farmer, 20 years old father. He became the leader of 22 warriors, including his adult son and freed slave. On 16th October 1859, the organization hijacked the hostages at Harpers Ferry, Virginia State (now West Virginia) and became a federal weapons depot. Brown's goal is to arm the slaves and establish free conditions in the southern mountains. Small armies were able to fight for more than a day and a half, but they were immediately killed and captured by the US military led by Colonel Robert Lee, who opposes the alliance and directs the slave nation of the Union army.

In 1859, the war of John Brown destroyed Harpers Ferry in 1959. No one has caused controversy or controversy in American history. His attack on the arsenal of the Harpers Ferry and the arsenal of mid October 1859 lasted 36 hours. However, the tornado resulting from his subsequent murder, trial, treason, treason, and slave uprising has transformed the disturbance into conscious generations of generations - now for the third century. This contrast - the feeling of this geographical bias - started almost immediately. "All the Virginians stood in front of a single person and showed a fanatic attitude." One month after Brown's attack, James L. Kemper cried to other members of Richmond. Walking through our enemy's feet in our land, we welcome you with bloody hands. A kind grave. "