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Remembering John Brown 150 Years Ago: Goodbye to Old Ohio

October 11, 2009

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"Do not, I pray, admit those who have slaughtered half a million of our countrymen, until their clothes are dried and until they are re-clad. I do not wish to it side by side with men whose garments smell of the blood of my kindred." Thaddeus Stevens in Congress, 1866
The Storm Cometh-we hope the infatuated rebels like the appearance of the northern horizon. The storm of patriotism may shortly become the hurricane of vengeance, and they have only themselves to thank... Those who sow the wind must reap the whirlwind. Milwaukee Sentinel Editorial Saturday, April 20, 1861
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