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1860 JOHN BROWN & HARPER'S FERRY. First-Hand Testimonies in Congress - Slavery - Abolition - Civil War. Premillennialism An attractiveA critical piece of primary resource print material related to John Brown, The Secret Six, and the Raid on Harpers Ferry. Includes first hand correspondence and extensive testimony from John Brown, William Seward, Robert E. Lee, George L. Stearns, etc., The second larger section of 255pp is entirely testimony. United States Senate. 36th Congress, 1st Session. Rep. Com. No. 278. Invasion at Harper's Ferry. Washington D. C. Government Printing Office.