| n Brown known as American Abolitionist. He always | | | | human rights. His actions in Kansas and Virginia render |
| believes that he could free the slaves. He is | | | | him as a hero. Until death he is portrayed as the very |
| successor of his father who also opposed to slavery. | | | | passionate man. John Brown described as American |
| During the childhood of John Brown, the family | | | | Hero among other America’s greatest heroes. |
| moved to Northern Ohio district which is meant for | | | | The attack made by John Brown against |
| antislavery views. Though he financially unsuccessful | | | | Harper’s Ferry was leaded to the outbreak of |
| and filed for bankruptcy, still he did not prevent to | | | | the Civil War. |
| support his beliefs. Accordingly he gave land to | | | | John Brown described as hero and some others may |
| fugitive slaves. He also helped to establish the League | | | | describe as madman but the actions taken by him |
| of Gileadites during 1851 which works to protect the | | | | have been observed by entire nation. His |
| escaped slaves from catchers. John Brown hanged | | | | determination, commitment and persistence |
| on December 2, 1859 but his trial and execution | | | | supported the cause of anti-slavery. He led number |
| focused the attention of the moral issue of slavery | | | | of slaves to freedom along the tracks of the |
| and leaded to civil war. Many northern people started | | | | Underground Railroad. John Brown guided by his |
| to speak favorably in respect of militant abolitionist. | | | | friends and belief in god. |
| He is a hero and not madman. | | | | He was a promoter of lawlessness in Kansas. He was |
| Out of many abolitionists in United States, John | | | | the first white American abolitionist for the |
| Brown becomes one of the most important men | | | | movement of abolition of slavery. He also has been |
| who involved in the process of abolishing slavery | | | | described as the most controversial of all nineteenth |
| particularly in North side. It is also agreed by Henry | | | | century Americans. With John Brown’s |
| David Thoreau by elevating Brown’s doctrine | | | | antislavery movement leaded to end the American |
| that every man has a perfect right to interfere by | | | | slavery for which it become free Republic followed |
| force with the slaveholder to rescue the slave. So | | | | by Civil war. He was burning sun. John Brown died to |
| Brown made a path to strengthen antislavery | | | | save the slaves and hence he is hero. |
| movement, beside to attack the slavery. Though the | | | | The attack/raid made by John Brown failed but it |
| actions are were radical, yet Brown’s cause | | | | contributed to the civil war just in three years. The |
| was heroic. He was not worked to attain the power | | | | American still the follow the view of John Brown |
| or respect but his aim to put ends the violation of | | | | which indicates that he is not a madman but hero. |