John Brown: Martyr Or Traitor?
Murryn Payne
5-10-11
Mrs. Sturdivant
Social Studies
John Brown Essay
John Brown is considered a martyr, a traitor, a murderer and a man with a devout religious sense, bent on destroying slavery. He had insanity in his genetics, but even if they lurked in his blood, he was brave and fought for what he believed. An abolitionist in the truest, most powerful, blue blood patriot, in all senses of the phrase. John Brown was born on May 9th in 1800. He was raised in Ohio, around the firmest people with one goal in mind. To stop slavery once and for all. When he grew up he raised his sons to fight with him. When he was fifty-five years old, Brown and five sons moved to Kansas and killed five men who believed in slavery. He escaped
5-10-11
Mrs. Sturdivant
Social Studies
John Brown Essay
John Brown is considered a martyr, a traitor, a murderer and a man with a devout religious sense, bent on destroying slavery. He had insanity in his genetics, but even if they lurked in his blood, he was brave and fought for what he believed. An abolitionist in the truest, most powerful, blue blood patriot, in all senses of the phrase. John Brown was born on May 9th in 1800. He was raised in Ohio, around the firmest people with one goal in mind. To stop slavery once and for all. When he grew up he raised his sons to fight with him. When he was fifty-five years old, Brown and five sons moved to Kansas and killed five men who believed in slavery. He escaped