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John Brown

The Life and Times of

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• Tweets should let us know who you are if it is not obvious

• Tweets should be time appropriate and accurate (e.g., know the historical events/know when you came into contact or had knowledge of John Brown.)

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1800

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• John Brown born May 9th

• Very religious upbringing

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1837

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• Elijah P. Lovejoy, an abolitionist was murdered in Alton, Illinois by proslavery mob

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1842

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• John Brown declared bankrupt by federal court

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1843

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• Four of John Brown’s children died of dysentery

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1846

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• John Brown moves to the progressive city of Springfield, Massachusetts

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1847

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• John Brown meets with Frederick Douglass after Douglass give a speech at the Sanford Street Free Church.

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• John Brown learns more about the Underground Railroad.

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1848

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• John Brown learns of Gerrit Smith’s Adirondack land grants to poor black men and moves his family to North Elba, New York.

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1850

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• The Fugitive Slave Act is passed.

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• Brown forms the League of Gileadites.

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• John Brown helps publicize David Walker’s Appeal.

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1856

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• May 8th Brown’s father dies• May 21st Sack of Lawrence• May 22nd Caning of Charles

Sumner in Senate in Washington D.C.

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• May 24th Pottawatomie Massacre

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• November Brown returns to the East to gather money

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1857

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• Meets with members of the Secret Six and others to discuss plans

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1858

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• Meets with members of the Secret Six and others to discuss plans.

• Supporters pledge weapons – 200 Sharp rifles 100 pikes

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• Meets Hugh Forbes• Sends letters to Secret Six

about plan• Develops a provisional

constitution in Canada; meets Harriet Tubman

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1859

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• January – Brown takes eleven slaves to Canada

• May – Brown meets with Secret Six

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• July – Brown rents farmhouse at Harper’s Ferry

• August – Brown meets with Frederick Douglass

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• October 16th ATTACK ON HARPERS FERRY

• October 18th Brown is captured In the armory

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• October 27th First day of Brown’s Trial

• November Brown is found guilty

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• John Brown is hung.