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Introduction 1
1 To Free the Slaves 21
2 Carrying the War into Africa 42
3 Framing the Charges 63
4 The Indictment 89
5 The Jury Is Summoned 114
6 The Testimony Begins 131
7 The Name and the Shadow of a Fair Trial 156
8 The Quiet Was Deceptive 179
9 The Verdict 198
10 The Sentence 218
11 The Execution 235
12 Marching On 260
Notes 289
Bibliography 325
Index 339
Illustrations follow page 130
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reviewed John Brown's Trial on June 07, 2019
John Brown's Trial
My 400th Goodreads book- John Brown's Trial starts very strong. As you get deeper into the legal issues (jurisdiction, treason, etc.) the narrative becomes bogged down. Perhaps that is inevitable but a writer with more flair may have made those issues more animated. John Brown was NOT dull. But large segments of this book are.
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