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Category : Antislavery movements
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Letter written by John Brown from Springfield, Mass., to his wife, Mary, and children concerning his return after hiding from "Uncle Sam's Hounds." This mention of "Uncle Sam's Hounds" is perhaps related to either the Potawatomi massacre or the defeat of pro-slavery forces and raiding on the Kansas-Missouri border.
Author: Franklin Benjamin Sanborn
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Pages : 645
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Author: John Brown
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Category : Baptism for the dead
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One letter (3 pages), dated 17 April 1845, written from Nauvoo, Illinois by John Brown to his wife, Elizabeth Crosby Brown, who was residing in Athens, Monroe County, Mississippi. The letter informs his wife that he is working on the Nauvoo temple and has been instructed by Brigham Young to stay there and work on it through the fall and winter as well. Says Brigham Young has declared that a woman cannot perform work for deceased men in the temple, but only for women. Wishes her to be with him as soon as possible and suggests she come in July rather than in the fall, even though he was counseled not to get her until then.
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Author: John Brown
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Handwritten letter, signed; addressed to Brown's wife, Ann Mary Brown, and children.
Author: David C. Sutton
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Category : Language Arts & Disciplines
Languages : en
Pages : 544
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