The tie that bound us the women of John Brown's family and the legacy of radical abolitionism / Bonnie Laughlin-Schultz.

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Laughlin-Schultz, Bonnie, 1975- [Author]

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computer

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online resource

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9780801469442

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E451 .T548 2013

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Contents:

The Brown family's antislavery culture, 1831-1849 -- North Elba, Kansas, and violent antislavery -- Annie Brown, soldier -- Newfound celebrity in the John Brown year -- The search for a new life -- Mary Brown's 1882 tour and the memory of militant abolitionism -- Annie Brown Adams, the last survivor -- Epilogue : the last echo from John Brown's grave.

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Introduction : searching for the Brown women -- The Brown family's antislavery culture, 1831-1849 -- North Elba, Kansas, and violent antislavery -- Annie Brown, soldier -- Newfound celebrity in the John Brown year -- The search for a new life -- Mary Brown's 1882 tour and the memory of militant abolitionism -- Annie Brown Adams, the last survivor -- Epilogue : the last echo from John Brown's grave.

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