The Life, Trial, And Execution of Captain John Brown, Known As "old Brown of Ossawatomie" : With a Full Account of the Attempted Insurrection At Harper's Ferry : Compiled From Official And Authentic Sources, Including Cooke's Confession, And All the Incid

ot money -- Notices of the other insurgents: My first introduction to Cook ; Charley Lenhart's camp ; Cook quiet for a while ; Cook's recent history ; John Kagi ; Edwin Coppie ; Realf ; The Browns of Kansas -- The insurrection at Harper's Ferry, Sunday night, Oct 16, 1859: The first active movement ; Arrest of Colonel Washington and others ; The stoppage of the railroad train ; The state of affairs at daybreak ; Early casualties ; Arrival of troops-fist fightings ; Rescue of the workmen ; Later casualties ; The night scenes ; Negotiations next morning ; The building stormed ; Appearance of the prisoners ; Brown's conversation ; Capture of arms ; Treatment of Brown's prisoners ; Brown's papers and stores ; The names of the insurgents -- Facts and incidents: Statement of Col. John A. Washington ; Military official account ; A conversation with Brown ; Meeting of the Court-charge to the Grand Jury ; John Brown's idea of government -- The trial: First examination of the prisoners ; The trial of John Brown ; Witnesses called ; Testimony renewed ; The defense ; Speech and sentence of Brown -- Notices of Negro insurrections: The Negro insurrection in 1831 ; The Negro insurrection of 1856 -- The execution of John Brown -- John E. Cook's confession -- John Brown's last letter to his family -- John Brown's will John Brown was tried in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County for treason, for conspiring with slaves to produce insurrection, and for murder 1077-B Book not found on shelf 4/23/93 18