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John Brown Poetry

A collection of poetry related to John Brown, from 1859-1922. Digitized by the Antislavery Literature Project.

John Brown Poetry

A collection of poetry related to John Brown, from 1859-1922, with critical materials. Digitized by the Antislavery Literature Project.

"How Old Brown Took Harper's Ferry" - Edmund Clarence Stedman (PDF)

"How Old Brown Took Harper's Ferry" - Edmund Clarence Stedman (Word)

"The Petition - John Brown" - Daniel Ricketson (PDF)

"The Petition - John Brown" - Daniel Ricketson (Word)

"Old John Brown" - Edmund Hamilton Sears (PDF)

"Old John Brown" - Edmund Hamilton Sears (Word)

"Samson Agonistes" - Rose Terry Cooke (PDF)

"Samson Agonistes" - Rose Terry Cooke (Word)

"Old John Brown" - Alfred Gibbs Campbell (PDF)

"Old John Brown" - Alfred Gibbs Campbell (Word)

"Brown of Ossawatomie" - John Greenleaf Whittier (PDF)

"Brown of Ossawatomie" - John Greenleaf Whittier (Word)

"With a Rose, that Bloomed on the Day of John Brown's Martyrdom" - Louisa May Alcott (PDF)

"With a Rose, that Bloomed on the Day of John Brown's Martyrdom" - Louisa May Alcott (Word)

"The Hero's Heart" - Lydia Maria Child (PDF)

"The Hero's Heart" - Lydia Maria Child (Word)

"Freedom, Dedicated to the Martyr Brown" - J.T. Powers (PDF)

"Freedom, Dedicated to the Martyr Brown" - J.T. Powers (Word)

"John Brown" - Phoebe Cary (PDF)

"John Brown" - Phoebe Cary (Word)

"John Brown" - Louis Ratisbonne (PDF) [French]

"John Brown" - Louis Ratisbonne (Word) [French]

"John Brown" - Louis Ratisbonne (PDF) [English]

"John Brown" - Louis Ratisbonne (Word) [English]

"Transfiguration" - John James Piatt (PDF)

"Transfiguration" - John James Piatt (Word)

"Avenged!" - Orpheus C. Kerr [Robert Henry Newall] (PDF)

"Avenged!" - Orpheus C. Kerr [Robert Henry Newall] (Word)

"Sonnet XXVI" - Amos Bronson Alcott (PDF)

"Sonnet XXVI" - Amos Bronson Alcott (Word)

"John Brown: A Paradox" - Louise Imogen Guiney (PDF)

"John Brown: A Paradox" - Louise Imogen Guiney (Word)

"Labourers' Election Song" - Gerald Massey (PDF)

"Labourers' Election Song" - Gerald Massey (Word)

"John Brown" - James Whitcomb Riley (PDF)

"John Brown" - James Whitcomb Riley (Word)

"John Brown" - Edward Sherwin Creamer (PDF)

"John Brown" - Edward Sherwin Creamer (Word)

"God's Angry Man" - Charles Sheldon (PDF)

"God's Angry Man" - Charles Sheldon (Word)

"John Brown" - Addison Woodard Stubbs (PDF)

"John Brown" - Addison Woodard Stubbs (Word)

"To John Brown" - Georgia Douglas Johnson (PDF)

"To John Brown" - Georgia Douglas Johnson (Word)

John Brown and Public Poetry

John Brown: Pre-Execution Poetry

A talk by Joe Lockard.

John Brown - Victor Hugo drawing

John Brown - Victor Hugo drawing

John Brown: Post-Execution Poetry