House Divided | Dickinson College and the coming of the Civil War: 1846 to 1863

Rab and his friends

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Hartford, Connecticut, to his wife, Mary Brown, March 6, 1857

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Rab and his friends

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Kansas Territory, to his Father [John Brown, Sr.], June 22, 1855.

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Lindenville, Ohio, to his father [John Brown, Sr.], February 13, 1858

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Abolitionists, Fugitives, and Imposters in Boston, 1846-1847

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The Underground railroad

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Papers, 1844-1863

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Father by blood

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Message of the President of the United States, transmitting to Congress the constitution of Kansas framed by the convention assembled at Lecompton

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