John Brown: One Man Against Slavery
di Gwen Everett
1993 · 32 pagine · Rizzoli · ISBN 9780847817023
Trama
The views of the controversial abolitionist John Brown and the events leading up to his ill-fated attack on the arsenal at Harpers Ferry are described through the eyes of Brown's daughter, Annie.
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