This book provides a detailed account of John Brown's activities in Canada prior to his infamous raid on Harpers Ferry. It covers his meetings with prominent abolitionists in Toronto and his efforts to raise funds and support for his antislavery campaign. It also includes information on Brown's personal life and the impact of his actions on the movement to end slavery. Historians, civil rights activists, and anyone interested in the life of this complex historical figure will find this book a compelling read.

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