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Concerning John Brown and the unveiling of a tablet at Harpers Ferry by the United Daughters of the Confederacy; describes "Uncle Tom" slave monument at Harpers Ferry designed to belittle the work of a national hero."
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  1. Brown, John 1800 1859
  2. Monuments

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