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quadgram	frequency
of the united states	51
in the hands of	23
on the night of	21
of the supreme court	21
the night of the	18
on the morning of	17
at the same time	17
for the first time	17
in the history of	17
the history of the	16
john brown and his	16
that he intended to	16
for the purpose of	16
that he had been	15
the morning of the	15
he wrote to his	15
brown and his men	15
at the head of	15
seems to have been	14
under the command of	13
in a letter to	13
night of the th	13
he intended to do	13
in a state of	12
the hands of the	12
a flag of truce	12
the state of virginia	12
of the southern states	12
that he was not	12
brown and his sons	12
that he did not	12
morning of the th	12
one hundred and fifty	11
the fact that the	11
the heart of the	11
the door of the	11
i do not know	11
it is probable that	11
the institution of slavery	10
of the provisional government	10
the nature of the	10
the army of the	10
is said to have	10
that brown and his	10
what do you think	10
the secretary of war	10
on the th of	10
be the duty of	10
the duty of the	10
that he was a	10
it shall be the	10
the character of the	9
in the northern states	9
the people of the	9
as a matter of	9
wrote to his wife	9
in view of the	9
the house of representatives	9
in the united states	9
the banks of the	9
to do with the	9
of the state of	9
the conquest of the	9
a part of the	9
did not intend to	9
soul is marching on	9
and his men were	9
which he intended to	9
shall be the duty	9
dear wife and children	9
slavery in the south	9
two hundred and fifty	9
relating to the subject	8
in charge of the	8
it may be said	8
in the vicinity of	8
i want you to	8
could not have been	8
of the liberty guards	8
at the sight of	8
the edge of the	8
of the character of	8
of the pottawatomie rifles	8
at the kennedy farm	8
for the defense of	8
into the hands of	8
of the house of	8
the cause of freedom	8
the end of the	8
in front of the	8
president of the united	8
the united states arsenal	8
he would not have	8
with the blood of	8
the national kansas committee	8
at the close of	8
in the minds of	7
from time to time	7
there can be no	7
at the door of	7
the man who had	7
lifted his hand in	7
conquest of the southern	7
in the case of	7
the territory of kansas	7
brown intended to do	7
hundred and fifty dollars	7
what he intended to	7
in spite of his	7
of the blood feud	7
he had come to	7
in the midst of	7
a large number of	7
on the banks of	7
did not wish to	7
connected with this organization	7
the hands of a	7
he was a man	7
on the day of	7
in osawatomie cattle raid	7
the president of the	7
that it had been	7
was a man of	7
it would have been	7
the presence of the	7
as well as the	7
insurrection of the slaves	7
the declaration of independence	7
in spite of the	7
the members of the	7
for a few days	6
in behalf of the	6
as a result of	6
the soldiery of the	6
the secret of his	6
would not have been	6
his hand in a	6
for the benefit of	6
of the th of	6
as well as i	6
the blow which he	6
on his way to	6
in the southern states	6
to the cause of	6
in the south and	6
on the other hand	6
the remainder of the	6
on the other side	6
on the maryland side	6
brown and his followers	6
to the united states	6
he had been a	6
at the home of	6
a majority of the	6
one of the most	6
under the name of	6
a quarter of a	6
provisional constitution and ordinances	6
in relation to the	6
the horrors of the	6
the battle of osawatomie	6
there could be no	6
letter which he wrote	6
the property of the	6
in the science of	6
the spirit of the	6
with the result that	6
the th of may	6
of the great deed	6
in the promotion of	6
the blood of the	6
as well as to	6
the fact that he	6
it will be observed	6
affectionate husband and father	6
of the things which	6
to do justice to	6
to have been a	6
on the pottawattomie creek	6
the governor of the	6
be found in the	6
he wrote to mr	6
the head of a	6
made up his mind	6
an insurrection of the	6
that there was no	6
so far as i	6
there would have been	6
the life of the	6
of slavery in the	6
he and his sons	6
life in the bush	6
brown and henry thompson	6
they seem to have	6
the laws of the	6
of fifty years after	6
your affectionate husband and	6
in the face of	6
the friends of freedom	6
the history of our	6
chief of the army	6
justice of the supreme	6
in the name of	6
leaped to his feet	6
salmon brown and henry	6
the failure of the	6
the beginning of the	6
opinion of the writer	5
the first time in	5
take part in the	5
the town of lawrence	5
have been put forth	5
am now quite certain	5
how he intended to	5
letter to his wife	5
me as a volunteer	5
in the spring of	5
the scene of the	5
the men in gray	5
he did not intend	5
a letter to mr	5
the nobility of his	5
to the old man	5
served under me as	5
certain that the crimes	5
in an effort to	5
to his feet and	5
the rank and file	5
the th of october	5
was one of the	5
the men who were	5
the night of may	5
deputy united states marshal	5
that the crimes of	5
in this history which	5
guilty land will never	5
the soul of john	5
the camp of the	5
to his wife in	5
in a gesture of	5
the settlers of kansas	5
letter of april th	5
this guilty land will	5
under cover of the	5
a hundred and fifty	5
under a flag of	5
the fugitive slave law	5
and his sons were	5
never be purged away	5
the crimes of this	5
the head of his	5
john brown of osawatomie	5
will never be purged	5
of the men who	5
the shedding of blood	5
the command of the	5
of the old south	5
be purged away but	5
far as may be	5
a good deal of	5
purged away but with	5
which he wrote to	5
rank and file of	5
at the time he	5
of the territorial legislature	5
was a member of	5
return to their homes	5
for more than a	5
the authority of the	5
the beauty of the	5
it was the first	5
the united states army	5
of the town and	5
it reads as follows	5
land will never be	5
the terms of the	5
of the members of	5
dissolution of the union	5
in a single night	5
the new york herald	5
he knew that he	5
members of his family	5
quarter of a century	5
chief justice of the	5
the face of the	5
for the sake of	5
he was sure of	5
members of the supreme	5
in the presence of	5
the north side of	5
the coming of the	5
the glory of a	5
in this he was	5
the hand of the	5
under me as a	5
the orders of the	5
during the night of	5
the ranks of the	5
until the next day	5
the invasion of the	5
the roar of the	5
the home of mr	5
captain of the liberty	5
anything to do with	5
the success of the	5
if you wish to	5
now quite certain that	5
he could not have	5
a little company by	5
the mountains of virginia	5
the soul of the	5
placed in the hands	5
in the light of	5
the th of august	5
the new york tribune	5
the leaders of the	5
the glory of the	5
the hour of his	5
crimes of this guilty	5
history of our country	5
soul of john brown	5
greatest or principal object	5
is a man of	5
in the way of	5
quite certain that the	5
will be observed that	5
to the house of	5
at the end of	5
intended to engage in	5
that it was the	5
and some of them	5
that he had no	5
so far as may	5
he would have been	5
the head of the	5
would be glad to	5
in the cause of	5
in which he had	5
officers of the army	5
do you think of	5
shall have power to	5
the chief justice of	5
the cause of liberty	5
soldier of the cross	5
a member of the	5
the close of the	5
he knew that the	5
would have been a	5
away but with blood	5
brown and his captains	5
where john brown was	5
her in his arms	5
within the limits of	5
of this guilty land	5
the news of the	5
in command of the	5
so far as the	5
soldiery of the union	5
that if he had	5
with the sword of	5
brown was not a	4
of the man of	4
money to the poor	4
and handed it to	4
before the mason committee	4
have no idea of	4
in support of the	4
the confederate congress has	4
before the genius of	4
afternoon of the th	4
know that he was	4
the night of october	4
seem to have been	4
a matter of fact	4
system of wage slavery	4
were a little company	4
the things that are	4
for a moment and	4
the corner of the	4
to incite the slaves	4
five hundred dollars in	4
lied as he had	4
to leave the neighborhood	4
hundred and fifty yards	4
part of the territory	4
to believe that the	4
coup to restore his	4
exact facts as to	4
the negroes of the	4
had been born in	4
king of great britain	4
people of the united	4
the latter part of	4
under the direction of	4
the author of the	4
were to report to	4
of a provisional government	4
cover of the night	4
it was my own	4
the duty of all	4
a company of men	4
nobility of his aims	4
he said that he	4
my own prompting and	4
the mistress of arlington	4
was to be a	4
in the language of	4
that he would have	4
that he had not	4
more than fifty years	4
of a series of	4
the occupation of the	4
that of my maker	4
which he sought to	4
of captain john brown	4
to go back with	4
governor of the state	4
and that he would	4
to do with it	4
the details of the	4
in our national history	4
had been organized in	4
in pursuance of his	4
the story of the	4
intended to leave the	4
in the fact that	4
baltimore and ohio railroad	4
of the man who	4
to the engine house	4
sprang to his feet	4
secretary of the treasury	4
as soon as i	4
between the north and	4
blood of my children	4
no master in human	4
the genius of lee	4
happenings on the pottawatomie	4
in the north who	4
do not wish to	4
horses in their possession	4
the united states troops	4
out of the country	4
safety or intelligence fund	4
and on the th	4
a letter addressed to	4
the subject of the	4
he was in the	4
a matter of course	4
by a violent death	4
are you going to	4
and soldiers of the	4
less than two years	4
his followers in the	4
love for the slave	4
dinna ye hear it	4
sections of the country	4
went to the door	4
and file of the	4
for a special purpose	4
as bound with them	4
of the blood of	4
with a look of	4
he intended to engage	4
we are fighting for	4
they intended to do	4
and use it as	4
i did not ask	4
to strike a blow	4
the annexation of texas	4
he had in his	4
with or for the	4
or for the enemy	4
you going to do	4
i do not think	4
his wife and children	4
the murders on the	4
fell before the genius	4
i do not wish	4
arrived upon the scene	4
knew that he was	4
hundred yards from the	4
arsenal and rifle works	4
master in human form	4
he lied as he	4
be put to death	4
the limits of the	4
to one of his	4
the formality of a	4
of the north was	4
to go to kansas	4
was the hour of	4
the sentence of death	4
in behalf of his	4
he is a man	4
the armies of the	4
may have been a	4
give the money to	4
a true understanding of	4
the opinion of the	4
the order of the	4
it will not be	4
that at the time	4
mouldering in the grave	4
prompting and that of	4
a letter which he	4
it may be assumed	4
negro race in america	4
the facts relating to	4
himself at the head	4
whichever you please to	4
was my own prompting	4
please to ascribe it	4
on the north side	4
to which he replied	4
the men whom he	4
it would be a	4
to return to their	4
the trundle bed and	4
to the service of	4
glad to see you	4
he went to the	4
john brown was a	4
state of virginia and	4
sum of all villainies	4
the money to the	4
acknowledge no master in	4
the time of the	4
to free the slaves	4
the war of the	4
that he was in	4
what are you going	4
of virginia and the	4
to tell you of	4
villard says on page	4
can be no doubt	4
mockery of a trial	4
officers and soldiers of	4
the defense of the	4
the new england woolen	4
its acts of aggression	4
for the last time	4
on the side of	4
it may have been	4
this is the last	4
of the coming mob	4
in the battle of	4
for the provisional government	4
take to the hills	4
the extension of slavery	4
did john brown fail	4
by the name of	4
the arrival of the	4
persons known to be	4
commissioned officers of the	4
fifty yards from the	4
the rights of the	4
of the union and	4
the question of slavery	4
in the first place	4
his greatest or principal	4
the first time i	4
of law and order	4
his base of supplies	4
it is said that	4
bravest of the brave	4
he was entitled to	4
be no doubt that	4
murder on the pottawatomie	4
brown had in view	4
what was going on	4
them that are in	4
duty of the soldier	4
to say nothing of	4
that he and his	4
the north and the	4
theft of the horses	4
the cause of the	4
all persons known to	4
i know of no	4
he made up his	4
i acknowledge no master	4
because of the things	4
and secretary of state	4
they had come to	4
the shadow of the	4
little company of six	4
he was compelled to	4
under the leadership of	4
i do not mean	4
to the kennedy farm	4
north and the south	4
murders on the pottawatomie	4
he intended to use	4
the name of the	4
on the way to	4
state men in kansas	4
the settlement of the	4
that it was not	4
the exact facts as	4
allowed myself to be	4
that are in bonds	4
and of the lord	4
by the light of	4
own prompting and that	4
of one hundred and	4
for the occupation of	4
and that he did	4
that he might be	4
with a company of	4
by force of arms	4
them out of the	4
an equal number of	4
did you expect to	4
the leader of the	4
chattel slavery in the	4
the governor of virginia	4
the subject of slavery	4
have a fair trial	4
as soon as he	4
into the heart of	4
to return to kansas	4
far as i have	4
to the scene of	4
the baltimore and ohio	4
some twelve or fifteen	4
that he could not	4
the sword of the	4
the power of the	4
the state of the	4
with a touch of	4
of john brown and	4
as if he were	4
the end of his	4
and his followers in	4
with the exception of	4
to put forth the	4
the sum of all	4
the truths of history	4
the day of his	4
on the evening of	4
of the black belt	4
a mile from the	4
to ascribe it to	4
up his mind to	4
yards from the house	4
he also knew that	4
in regard to the	4
through the streets of	4
did not go to	4
the old man was	4
at the time of	4
put an end to	4
in spite of her	4
but it was not	4
more than a year	4
in the execution of	4
that some of them	4
the character of his	4
the happenings on the	4
one of his sons	4
of the army of	4
without the formality of	4
you please to ascribe	4
and that of my	4
that they were not	4
the office of the	4
more than two hundred	4
the center of the	4
out of the territory	4
the day of the	4
for the people of	4
the body of the	3
give him a chance	3
the record of his	3
use it as far	3
the bank of the	3
more than a hundred	3
and a bowie knife	3
of all persons known	3
arrival in the territory	3
the trail of the	3
can raise and use	3
the people of kansas	3
to save his life	3
for want of time	3
will not be entirely	3
i am here a	3
but that is not	3
well acquainted with common	3
be glad to hear	3
to the last extremity	3
the time of his	3
to the national kansas	3
if he could have	3
to the heart of	3
the mind of the	3
in which john brown	3
camp of the pottawatomie	3
to relieve the distress	3
of the revolver and	3
the friends of kansas	3
white men and women	3
the call of the	3
hundred and fifty men	3
he did not wish	3
it is to be	3
the minds of the	3
at that early age	3
my track get cold	3
boston the other day	3
the south by a	3
the man in gray	3
the company of the	3
it is therefore probable	3
states arsenal and rifle	3
same purpose in view	3
bravely by my side	3
to believe that he	3
had taken pains to	3
which have been put	3
lee shook his head	3
was the author of	3
the product of the	3
to him as a	3
liberation of the slaves	3
the hearts of men	3
wanted to know what	3
town and have blood	3
to defend themselves against	3
until school is out	3
a sob caught her	3
the attention of the	3
to the state of	3
lifted his eyes to	3
within the sound of	3
did not believe that	3
had given him the	3
the committee of safety	3
of the men in	3
the forces of law	3
for whom i have	3
president and secretary of	3
memory of its entire	3
sentence should not be	3
he intended to strike	3
deal of anxiety to	3
of not less than	3
terrible violation of the	3
of what had been	3
as far as ascertainable	3
the importance of his	3
the presence of a	3
be used for the	3
at the battle of	3
it was decided to	3
the blood of millions	3
of his despised poor	3
the sword and pistols	3
extent a convert to	3
rather than upon my	3
the settlers in the	3
in the course of	3
member of the legislature	3
proven to be guilty	3
in opposition to slavery	3
of life and death	3
the furtherance of the	3
massachusetts and new york	3
is not probable that	3
soon as i can	3
sense of his obligation	3
i am trying to	3
facts as to the	3
followers in the light	3
is therefore probable that	3
he did not believe	3
he looked at the	3
blow which he had	3
door of the tent	3
first united states cavalry	3
said that he had	3
the town and have	3
to stay at home	3
as to merit the	3
that they intended to	3
brown to have been	3
i got a fine	3
as soon as may	3
was twenty years old	3
the question of the	3
john brown did not	3
an urgent message to	3
that he should go	3
truths of history as	3
the first three years	3
the date for the	3
to assume that the	3
in the moral world	3
your plans must be	3
in the same way	3
hope worcester will not	3
he was free to	3
am here a prisoner	3
possessed a most unusual	3
a deputy united states	3
millions in this slave	3
he ought to be	3
pate at black jack	3
face of the earth	3
much bloodshed it might	3
free or slave states	3
it at all hazards	3
to suppress the insurrection	3
plans must be known	3
furtherance of the ends	3
hid for a few	3
that he was moved	3
must be known only	3
back into the house	3
back with irons in	3
from invaders and outlaws	3
at the earliest possible	3
in a series of	3
how many men were	3
into his arms and	3
the platform of the	3
price on his head	3
last ounce of strength	3
to take part in	3
of the south is	3
from its acts of	3
the value of the	3
took advantage of the	3
california and new mexico	3
have kept myself hid	3
insurrection in the south	3
the emancipation of the	3
the public to believe	3
their way to the	3
have been taken if	3
yielded to my feelings	3
is our duty to	3
the free state party	3
is deemed necessary that	3
for the use of	3
was the stern answer	3
to the fact that	3
two of his sons	3
satan to the service	3
be held to be	3
things might be done	3
could be no mistake	3
shubel morgan plunder company	3
as it will go	3
myself to be so	3
had not allowed it	3
and return to their	3
prayer to his god	3
his horse and rode	3
a soldier of fortune	3
at lawrence on the	3
brown and his band	3
of which he was	3
into which he had	3
there is no evidence	3
and henry thompson could	3
to assail the slave	3
these eighteen men he	3
in the engine house	3
of the fact that	3
was the first time	3
both for want of	3
a list of the	3
led him to the	3
they were compelled to	3
the shubel morgan plunder	3
banks of the potomac	3
of millions in this	3
to take his place	3
the master of arlington	3
put to the test	3
and no questions asked	3
the men who had	3
officer of the law	3
a declaration of war	3
the benefit of the	3
study of john brown	3
put in his place	3
my blood further with	3
of his men were	3
of kansas and of	3
it was to be	3
in a few minutes	3
the success of his	3
leader of the free	3
of his intention to	3
office for three years	3
state of new york	3
maryland side of the	3
which he and his	3
in the divine authenticity	3
and his sons had	3
in his statement of	3
the abolition of slavery	3
which he proposed to	3
that john brown and	3
in his arms and	3
the legislatures of massachusetts	3
of the territory to	3
for a considerable time	3
was at that time	3
testimony of andrew hunter	3
as early as april	3
the plains of kansas	3
the little company of	3
it is for the	3
he could hear the	3
at a public meeting	3
the expression of his	3
they knew that the	3
the midst of his	3
the northern part of	3
either free or slave	3
the floor of the	3
for a sudden coup	3
what he would do	3
assail the slave power	3
the war between the	3
upward he felt a	3
died to make men	3
history as far as	3
to write a book	3
the letter which he	3
the gallows glorious like	3
i would like to	3
which he had committed	3
to come into the	3
provisions of the constitution	3
a convert to christianity	3
and held him in	3
in any way to	3
which were to be	3
as quickly as possible	3
of history as far	3
wid de ole man	3
rising to his feet	3
and that he was	3
what i have done	3
that he had a	3
known only to yourself	3
a series of tracts	3
the united states to	3
about the first of	3
flattered myself that without	3
on the ground that	3
to arm and equip	3
manual of the patriotic	3
a faithful servant of	3
and gave up the	3
in spite of all	3
authenticity of the bible	3
faithful servant of kansas	3
a few days ago	3
the black bees had	3
that he was on	3
why sentence should not	3
to the subject of	3
to make himself tolerably	3
be chosen by the	3
crack of a rifle	3
drew a deep breath	3
the things which he	3
the honorable secretary of	3
before a committee of	3
have ten times the	3
he paused and looked	3
not one of them	3
the letter of june	3
of the body and	3
by the help of	3
the officers and soldiers	3
the death of john	3
to the character of	3
shall be held as	3
the revolver and bowie	3
the first time the	3
a perversion of history	3
to go back to	3
and leave the country	3
i have seen the	3
let my track get	3
at the thought of	3
it will be remembered	3
brown in any defensive	3
with his weapons exposed	3
he paused and his	3
the crack of a	3
of our horse and	3
of blood and iron	3
be a free state	3
in either free or	3
by an overwhelming majority	3
to inquire into the	3
i was a little	3
make himself tolerably well	3
citizens of the united	3
life for the furtherance	3
in the shape of	3
to split the union	3
john brown in any	3
a committee of the	3
kansas and of the	3
his way to the	3
the outcome of the	3
which he would have	3
if i had not	3
man by the name	3
the members of his	3
armies of the union	3
at the house of	3
an attack upon the	3
what had been done	3
in the glory of	3
he had been doing	3
be known only to	3
were so dim and	3
during the latter part	3
the year of jubilee	3
is for the reader	3
the organization of the	3
as well as a	3
and mingle my blood	3
more or less after	3
of the slaves to	3
in a letter which	3
of a great wrong	3
the plan of the	3
for the new york	3
or with his weapons	3
further with the blood	3
unusual memory of its	3
i have been informed	3
i have been taken	3
his testimony before the	3
is more than probable	3
the will of god	3
of this organization shall	3
north carolina and tennessee	3
the killings on the	3
reported to have said	3
the scene of action	3
as if he had	3
the logic of the	3
the theft of the	3
been cut to pieces	3
the slaves of the	3
the massachusetts state kansas	3
i had not allowed	3
sure of a response	3
that he had to	3
the adoption of the	3
the time i was	3
to the edge of	3
than a hundred miles	3
no man sent me	3
to act up to	3
made no effort to	3
brown came to kansas	3
you ask me to	3
of the slave states	3
his men were not	3
divine authenticity of the	3
this was not the	3
logic of the revolver	3
a waste of words	3
the assault on the	3
flock to his standard	3
through the long hours	3
it is not probable	3
she sprang to her	3
speech to the court	3
will be remembered that	3
his arrival in the	3
history of the world	3
and real property of	3
at the shenandoah bridge	3
is brightening every day	3
that i should forfeit	3
the statement that he	3
free all the negroes	3
and it is not	3
the joy of living	3
they were horse thieves	3
which brown intended to	3
my life for the	3
to the point of	3
of more than two	3
duty of the president	3
massachusetts state kansas committee	3
a military point of	3
for a long time	3
but because of the	3
a result of the	3
the united states armory	3
to bury the dead	3
for the provisional army	3
author of fifty years	3
all the negroes in	3
if john brown had	3
came to the store	3
in any defensive measures	3
into the jaws of	3
a true son of	3
was not there to	3
she held her breath	3
to leave the territory	3
property of all persons	3
the defense of kansas	3
recollections of seventy years	3
and with the blood	3
which he had led	3
raise and use it	3
of the civilized world	3
hounds is on my	3
a captain in the	3
deemed necessary that i	3
the sight of his	3
over the head of	3
brown is said to	3
took possession of the	3
the man of action	3
on the th the	3
had reason to believe	3
the camp in the	3
in response to this	3
few days to let	3
that early age he	3
possible for him to	3
what they intended to	3
villard states that he	3
of the browns and	3
there was not a	3
down upon the town	3
i would be glad	3
nothing to do with	3
and who were to	3
devotion to the cause	3
tolerably well acquainted with	3
the morning of life	3
a letter to his	3
he leaped to his	3
and hopeless servitude or	3
the vicinity of osawatomie	3
of the patriotic volunteer	3
in a few days	3
the black belt of	3
he came out of	3
he felt a good	3
and he was not	3
for the arrest of	3
have the right to	3
as to the happenings	3
to give up their	3
would you do with	3
the theft of a	3
the constitution for the	3
to brown at the	3
it was not until	3
and the nature of	3
my good fortune to	3
a division of the	3
the provisional government of	3
pass off the face	3
and letters of john	3
myself hid for a	3
worcester will not be	3
one hundred and ten	3
the home of the	3
fact that he had	3
by the masters of	3
intended to do with	3
and a look of	3
it must not be	3
camp in the ravine	3
of the company of	3
that he had received	3
or how he intended	3
rustle of a leaf	3
that without very much	3
at topeka on the	3
for the reader to	3
in the habit of	3
in his testimony before	3
more than all the	3
the help of books	3
robert toombs of georgia	3
letters of john brown	3
was put in his	3
spare the feelings of	3
the will of providence	3
to the happenings on	3
the line of march	3
and ohio railroad company	3
real property of all	3
he glanced at the	3
these men were not	3
forfeit my life for	3
from the sale of	3
he was twenty years	3
at the time i	3
as well as you	3
i had no idea	3
are disregarded by wicked	3
the history of kansas	3
cease from its acts	3
on the following day	3
to the plymouth rocks	3
testimony before the mason	3
the result of a	3
the execution of the	3
when he came to	3
sent an urgent message	3
that brown had in	3
the afternoon of the	3
a contradiction of the	3
eyes were fixed on	3
no time to lose	3
large number of horses	3
with these eighteen men	3
to disband and return	3
of the south by	3
the divine authenticity of	3
in the record of	3
in pursuit of the	3
rights are disregarded by	3
the provisional constitution and	3
flag of truce and	3
a hundred thousand men	3
the ends of justice	3
eternal war with slavery	3
it is deemed necessary	3
his army across the	3
is inconsistent with the	3
i tells him dat	3
the king of great	3
the state of kansas	3
the massachusetts kansas committee	3
the marias des cygnes	3
this organization shall consist	3
with some of the	3
could have been taken	3
paused and looked at	3
as soon as possible	3
he seems to have	3
of anxiety to learn	3
as any other man	3
said to have been	3
not been made public	3
of john brown is	3
a dissolution of the	3
to defend the town	3
the brave old man	3
under the influence of	3
his biographers and eulogists	3
the men in blue	3
he thought he could	3
the herald of freedom	3
the dignity of the	3
of the war committee	3
as i now think	3
en route to the	3
and shadowy as to	3
managed by the help	3
what they were doing	3
to the officers and	3
of the baltimore and	3
in the mountains of	3
in a letter addressed	3
to his son john	3
idea of being taken	3
about the th of	3
to have been the	3
in his blue eyes	3
war between the states	3
the bottom of the	3
little company by ourselves	3
of the general government	3
robbery and murder on	3
relieve the distress of	3
at the request of	3
is bigger than the	3
to merit the highest	3
from his pocket and	3
yet shall he live	3
the birth of a	3
death of john brown	3
as well as his	3
the man of iron	3
the defense of lawrence	3
constitution for the provisional	3
legislatures of massachusetts and	3
he was not in	3
no doubt about the	3
born in the saddle	3
less after he was	3
off the face of	3
far as it will	3
the creation of the	3
of the kind of	3
all the elements of	3
to be one of	3
he was about to	3
in the night and	3
th he wrote to	3
the constitution of the	3
the effect of the	3
burn the town and	3
give up their slaves	3
the robbery on the	3
disband and return to	3
it may be found	3
should forfeit my life	3
man of blood and	3
but could only read	3
to the care of	3
of those who were	3
of the law of	3
the face of a	3
i could have been	3
you can make it	3
from a military point	3
been born in the	3
of the court of	3
the feelings of my	3
he was on the	3
was not long in	3
in answer to a	3
that it was an	3
with a cry of	3
hours of the night	3
a few days to	3
his weapons exposed to	3
and then at the	3
the purposes of their	3
hand in a gesture	3
to the friends of	3
has been such as	3
constitution of the united	3
pikes in the hands	3
and that he had	3
of the power of	3
and murder on the	3
night of october th	3
was the fact that	3
that of the devil	3
the force of the	3
four of my sons	3
is one of the	3
to the settlers of	3
in a sacred cause	3
as far as possible	3
the new policy in	3
john brown himself was	3
two or three of	3
the man of visions	3
they were to be	3
whose rights are disregarded	3
that it was a	3
in the opinion of	3
lee lifted his hand	3
the significance of the	3
that there was a	3
myself that without very	3
and the fact that	3
for the truth of	3
of john brown which	3
to say that he	3
up to the time	3
the provisions of this	3
battle of the spurs	3
to free all the	3
gallows glorious like the	3
which he had brought	3
from fifteen to twenty	3
will consist of four	3
a soldier of the	3
came out of the	3
walked to the window	3
behalf of his despised	3
go back with irons	3
without very much bloodshed	3
about one hundred and	3
shook his head gravely	3
a large sum of	3
in the corner of	3
his presence in the	3
was struck by a	3
by the blood of	3
my wife and children	3
can you tell us	3
to pay for the	3
the conscientious belief that	3
days to let my	3
government of the united	3
one of the party	3
his eyes to the	3
and fifty yards from	3
of the ends of	3
to make it appear	3
pronounced the sentence of	3
himself tolerably well acquainted	3
that the friends of	3
the following letter to	3
blood further with the	3
i shall write you	3
what brown intended to	3
he arrived at tabor	3
when they reached the	3
shadowy as to be	3
to go to lawrence	3
the facts that the	3
who gave you the	3
do not know what	3
is reported to have	3
them from the territory	3
acquainted with common arithmetic	3
the date of the	3
merit the highest praise	3
glorious like the cross	3
to serve the cause	3
he came to the	3
i have no other	3
the southern states would	3
practicing a deception upon	3
or that of the	3
the horses which they	3
that john brown was	3
the magnitude of the	3
the state of new	3
impossible for me to	3
on the same day	3
mingle my blood further	3
the blood of my	3
the other side of	3
in the development of	3
i should forfeit my	3
of the southern people	3
of perkins and brown	3
could not otherwise than	3
orders of the president	3
to his wife from	3
slaves of the south	3
the author of fifty	3
no idea of being	3
the impression of a	3
with but sixty cents	3
in his letter of	3
majority of the house	3
good deal of anxiety	3
in the conscientious belief	3
lay down his life	3
you think of it	3
other side of the	3
the way to the	3
of frederick the great	3
by his own men	3
the president and vice	3
in a similar manner	3
because he did not	3
he had taken from	3
such as to merit	3
new england woolen company	3
into the court room	3
man sent me here	3
a copy of the	3
incite the slaves to	3
to ask you to	3
i am here to	3
any defensive measures that	3
let it be done	3
not be entirely behind	3
the negroes in this	3
the last ounce of	3
and one of the	3
years old john was	3
a law unto himself	3
of the statute and	3
he had seen the	3
her soul rose in	3
than upon my hands	3
the war that ended	3
governor of the commonwealth	3
with a shout of	3
a party of men	3
intended to use the	3
sprang from his horse	3
so dim and shadowy	3
on a large scale	3
a study of john	3
in addition to the	3
the grip of his	3
after he was twenty	3
on account of the	3
i am prepared to	3
had no confidence in	3
as i have been	3
the effect of this	3
when brown and his	3
it has been said	3
an hour or two	3
turned to the old	3
dim and shadowy as	3
the life of a	3
with the same purpose	3
and old john brown	3
if he had been	3
in relation to this	3
you consider this a	3
route to the east	3
wrote the following letter	3
for its object the	3
some extent a convert	3
in the home of	3
that the motives prompting	3
kept myself hid for	3
for any other purpose	3
in his effort to	3
sprang to her feet	3
very much bloodshed it	3
on the afternoon of	3
to enable him to	3
a united states marshal	3
an arrest of judgment	3
as one of the	3
drive them from the	3
the secret war committee	3
was sure of a	3
the millions of the	3
for all the money	3
for a short time	3
that he was the	3
to spare the feelings	3
and the members of	3
i thought i had	3
against god and humanity	3
most unusual memory of	3
never in his life	3
he may have been	3
swooped down upon the	3
united states arsenal and	3
weapons exposed to view	3
dependent on the charity	3
taken if i had	3
what he was doing	3
one hundred and twenty	3
serve the cause of	3
flash in the pan	3
i agree with you	3
the shadows of the	3
a most unusual memory	3
you wish to give	3
in boston the other	3
wrote to his family	3
that brown intended to	3
and i do not	3
the actions of the	3
he is said to	3
beneath the skin of	3
which he handed to	3
from the scene of	3
if it is deemed	3
northern part of the	3
sudden coup to restore	3
if you do not	3
negroes in this state	3
so long as it	3
saw that he was	3
lee turned to the	3
be the will of	3
for the preservation of	3
if i were you	3
the sound of the	3
military point of view	3
and ordinances for the	3
uprising of the slaves	3
necessary that i should	3
that he would make	3
and ordered them to	3
would have been no	3
what he had been	3
if i can get	3
at the peril of	3
to the door of	3
hair back from his	3
a flash in the	3
his statement of the	3
hopeless servitude or absolute	3
his soul is marching	3
the thing that had	3
or less after he	3
during the fifty days	3
and that it was	3
he said at last	3
much to do with	3
of massachusetts and new	3
the member of the	3
killings on the pottawatomie	3
the command of a	3
handed it to the	3
this life in the	3
to go over the	3
it as far as	3
the service of god	3
was taken into custody	3
and told him to	3
servitude or absolute extermination	3
the lines of his	3
which he could not	3
the march of the	3
into the house and	3
the poor white man	3
for defending his rights	3
the number of men	3
is on my track	3
shall be put to	3
i have kept myself	3
letter of june th	3
the mouth of a	3
will not be denied	3
violation of the statute	3
he was not a	3
could be no doubt	3
threw her arms around	3
during the afternoon of	3
fifteen or twenty minutes	3
as it has been	3
new policy in kansas	3
to some extent a	3
in relation to slavery	3
the maryland side of	3
i would not have	3
the provisions of the	3
for the furtherance of	3
of the company in	3
the horses and mules	3
a price on his	3
the commander of the	3
his wife and babies	3
known to be acting	3
the foremost citizen of	3
invasion of the south	3
go back with me	3
the order for the	3
on the eve of	3
property of the united	3
i have not been	3
the constitution and ordinances	3
but brown was not	3
it might be done	3
the crash of the	3
blood of millions in	3
been taken if i	3
cut the telegraph wires	3
the same purpose in	3
bloodshed it might be	3
sob caught her voice	3
of its entire contents	3
and in the science	3
have anything to do	3
of the provisional congress	3
large sum of money	3
who had been taken	3
quarters of an hour	3
the people of lawrence	3
organization shall consist of	3
was given out by	3
hands of a negro	3
been such as to	3
to let my track	3
and threw off the	3
the battle of palmyra	3
it is our duty	3
to governor wise and	3
to every slave insurrection	3
for the execution of	3
through an insurrection of	3
the jail at charlestown	3
whom i have warrants	3
he can raise and	3
a meeting of the	3
the old man would	3
as far as it	3
things which brown intended	3
in the direction of	3
felt a good deal	3
for the most part	3
three of his sons	3
it is evident that	3
a letter to the	3
and it shall be	3
ranks of the army	3
in some other way	3
i have no idea	3
if he had any	3
the manner in which	3
negro slavery in the	3
foremost citizen of virginia	3
in the army of	3
go over the head	3
the liberation of the	3
want you to help	3
record of his life	3
and that they were	3
in this slave country	3
of a race of	3
men came to the	3
the men in bondage	3
life and letters of	3
and imprisoned on your	2
there was no fighting	2
life and character of	2
the old man growled	2
to restore his fortune	2
off through the wilderness	2
for half an hour	2
write a national hymn	2
the prize trophy in	2
soon as circumstances would	2
and that it had	2
was in their hands	2
learned to dress deer	2
to free your slaves	2
timely action against the	2
justice of the peace	2
the safety or intelligence	2
part of the time	2
if you had escaped	2
some of them were	2
all traitors must die	2
those eternal and self	2
led him to declare	2
of a division of	2
over the question of	2
in the building of	2
have an opportunity of	2
wife and other friends	2
have done in kansas	2
to do it at	2
accessory and an instigator	2
consequence to posterity how	2
that he thought he	2
so that by the	2
and the march of	2
he wrote november th	2
in a southern home	2
the only man who	2
clear and definite plan	2
inconsistent with the tenor	2
went into missouri and	2
not have been written	2
and camping on sugar	2
span four mule team	2
the things which they	2
which he practiced more	2
ready for my fate	2
the one man in	2
enlisted men of the	2
with those who go	2
the opinion that the	2
full possession of the	2
his arrival at lawrence	2
he asked himself the	2
the tips of his	2
carrying out his greatest	2
the union and the	2
in their own way	2
from the wrath of	2
ship or cut a	2
two or three years	2
the first result of	2
he could have found	2
the trial to proceed	2
i be able to	2
on the hills of	2
the case of the	2
in not getting it	2
oracles may destroy but	2
of john brown may	2
of the great kindness	2
but a few miles	2
the character of john	2
to hang about them	2
his office for three	2
went into the house	2
as the sum of	2
is now in your	2
of the bogus legislature	2
might be done as	2
was ordered back to	2
put where he can	2
the sentiments of the	2
you to help me	2
the conditions under which	2
should not be pronounced	2
paced the floor in	2
told them that he	2
he looks like a	2
the impression of age	2
massacre of the white	2
fourteen or fifteen men	2
for his arrest for	2
is contained in the	2
money for his present	2
the life of their	2
i could easily have	2
god is my judge	2
such men as he	2
five hundred to one	2
my part to free	2
for two hours the	2
governor wise wrote to	2
write a sketch of	2
he had refused to	2
i should have been	2
of the northern army	2
afraid of the indians	2
the receipt of this	2
if i could get	2
at the appointed rendezvous	2
his toes protruded from	2
became to some extent	2
turned to the colonel	2
for the time being	2
that by the time	2
and then we escaped	2
of the new territories	2
do you know i	2
a diversion in his	2
had come to be	2
in his life had	2
no other purpose but	2
you seek my blood	2
sons and henry thompson	2
the hilltop of life	2
of carrying out his	2
as to outnumber your	2
convict a man for	2
their entire property confiscated	2
life worth mentioning save	2
to death and their	2
hands of john brown	2
bank of the pottawattomie	2
shot him through the	2
time as foreman of	2
the purpose for which	2
halt of the body	2
purpose in view would	2
his son john to	2
heard the roar of	2
last train that shall	2
but an incident of	2
statement that he was	2
the flight of the	2
make slavery totter from	2
large brass pins belonging	2
short distance from the	2
in the shadow of	2
that he would not	2
keen ears of the	2
he is as ready	2
to aid those suffering	2
when i strike the	2
without a word and	2
sentenced to be hanged	2
a short distance from	2
the jurisdiction of a	2
deny and impeach it	2
condition of profound peace	2
but many a man	2
who were disposed to	2
citizens of the town	2
brown was taken into	2
be attached to each	2
and could have obtained	2
iota more encouraging now	2
with a shout and	2
you with my life	2
but make clean work	2
the members of said	2
horses were hitched to	2
strange apathy at a	2
collecting funds for the	2
between fifty and sixty	2
to the jail at	2
the records of the	2
i am advised that	2
i was too tardy	2
of the party knocked	2
of the south are	2
await the orders of	2
habits i have mentioned	2
if by your legislation	2
on terms of political	2
them and their families	2
curiosity got the better	2
equal moral obligation to	2
about a plan he	2
the laws of our	2
they are in the	2
big things of life	2
of paper from his	2
in rather than upon	2
men in the conscientious	2
and enforce the provisional	2
however managed by the	2
hundred to one thousand	2
for the organization of	2
answer to a question	2
the control of the	2
command the army of	2
avow before this house	2
not a large place	2
i intended certainly to	2
be the signal for	2
that he could find	2
its becoming free is	2
the best new england	2
as i can learn	2
advised that one of	2
had been able to	2
money expended by individuals	2
armed and equipped from	2
in the words of	2
me that he had	2
tells him dat he	2
thousand dollars for secret	2
deep was his brooding	2
and his brave men	2
and with the understanding	2
the mob and the	2
conditions of which are	2
brown and all for	2
the slaves in case	2
to him at the	2
of as gallant fellows	2
gave no sign that	2
and show us the	2
the kansas national committee	2
the blood feud to	2
first time in his	2
in the same indictment	2
him a most determined	2
court are declared to	2
do anything for it	2
know what i have	2
sit in judgment upon	2
they had left their	2
this purpose in view	2
a firm believer in	2
had not been present	2
to lawrence we learned	2
than that i may	2
character of john brown	2
right of trial by	2
from that of satan	2
i have no desire	2
the height of the	2
john was somewhat addicted	2
in the school of	2
the beginning of a	2
army of the north	2
dollar and a half	2
of their mutual friends	2
be granted to the	2
to engage in the	2
be upon his trail	2
with him when he	2
with tenacity whatever he	2
a touch of the	2
the division of the	2
was deeply impressed with	2
few words to say	2
a look of religious	2
to set them free	2
and the end is	2
would only add to	2
did not fail to	2
of the new state	2
state settlers in kansas	2
reached the door and	2
in the old days	2
had been transferred to	2
he had killed five	2
it is interesting to	2
but under no circumstances	2
the best of them	2
asking him to come	2
tabor to offer public	2
lay on the field	2
of power in the	2
communication from colonel lee	2
that is not yet	2
political control of kansas	2
in the process of	2
my own better judgment	2
anxious to live for	2
on the bank of	2
have been glad to	2
his speech to the	2
of the union for	2
an incident of his	2
captured or confiscated property	2
in aid of captain	2
kissed here which i	2
of april th and	2
the crunch of feet	2
the most wealthy and	2
put himself at the	2
he was for some	2
the flower of the	2
shutters hung outside and	2
may be truthfully said	2
was consistent with good	2
the th and th	2
peaceful tanner and shepherd	2
to garrison various parts	2
and definite plan of	2
the valley of the	2
want you to give	2
with a lot of	2
rather than yielded to	2
organization of the company	2
would depend his own	2
the point that the	2
i never lose my	2
in the best of	2
the stark fighter of	2
men clasped hands and	2
pearl of the antilles	2
of the party to	2
not well endure to	2
by the ruffians on	2
and rolled down the	2
in the eyes of	2
ef he go wid	2
was due to arrive	2
the real work of	2
for the general good	2
list of the articles	2
the sincerity of his	2
be regarded as a	2
make a night attack	2
commencing the open attack	2
and for that reason	2
was a result of	2
charge of the party	2
toward the bridge to	2
they were not without	2
on the pottawatomie had	2
only burn the town	2
it was at one	2
of almighty god to	2
or three thousand dollars	2
take from friend or	2
conquest of the south	2
captains in the provisional	2
descended from a man	2
the halt of the	2
hole was in his	2
he however managed by	2
river between himself and	2
and caused him to	2
during a period of	2
he practiced more or	2
the full weight of	2
of trial by jury	2
he paced the floor	2
found in the northern	2
i hope one day	2
april th he wrote	2
the labor of those	2
brown and his son	2
surrounded by a small	2
did he intend to	2
myself to be surrounded	2
the fact that this	2
in the opening paragraph	2
was not to be	2
in the settlement of	2
her a thorough whipping	2
mind about going east	2
the disposition of the	2
only religious attendants be	2
imprisoned on your account	2
by the kansas and	2
the direction of dr	2
he suddenly confronted a	2
on the business in	2
of the money expended	2
from the dawn of	2
come back home from	2
a call from the	2
to stem the red	2
for his mercy endureth	2
for which he had	2
what should be done	2
he spent most of	2
sympathy with those who	2
the confederate congress to	2
served in the war	2
that be understood beforehand	2
or fifteen men over	2
than whom none purer	2
the citizens interfere with	2
tears from her eyes	2
the owners of the	2
on my head and	2
as he had lied	2
years from the death	2
of the establishment under	2
some of the bad	2
it would give his	2
division of their labors	2
his knowledge of military	2
to god be the	2
the science of war	2
a hundred miles with	2
could be depended on	2
after commencing the open	2
of fitness and success	2
soon as may be	2
in the bush and	2
looked up with a	2
which he had studied	2
men among the slaves	2
that the right of	2
a war of liberation	2
from the dining room	2
negro slave of the	2
that brown would have	2
them that he was	2
clamor for his life	2
he did not become	2
to attempt the conquest	2
without the knowledge of	2
he stood over the	2
go to kansas and	2
society of mayflower descendants	2
book he became very	2
a pioneer in the	2
charles robinson of kansas	2
making frankness a kind	2
a kind of atonement	2
method much used later	2
had come down the	2
is probable that brown	2
potomac and the shenandoah	2
him to prison and	2
the losses sustained by	2
farewell to the plymouth	2
a man for defending	2
thought i had one	2
had the means to	2
to visit her husband	2
of the university of	2
white man is bound	2
the north there was	2
it was fast becoming	2
as he got a	2
to work to our	2
backed by four hundred	2
received from the new	2
of the old regime	2
is a part of	2
but it was as	2
the ruffians on osawatomie	2
rarely failed in some	2
captain cline and his	2
a principal in the	2
more than ten thousand	2
give it to the	2
properly indicted and long	2
of the president and	2
of him as a	2
as i have done	2
the jaws of death	2
fix a national degradation	2
time dress his own	2
move where he pleased	2
made a clean thing	2
that it is impossible	2
god allmighty bless you	2
the purpose of the	2
by turns felt much	2
led by love of	2
of their prospective operations	2
in gold in his	2
the terms were not	2
had he known how	2
trail of the browns	2
reception by the people	2
in the chill night	2
the young cavalier was	2
placed in his hands	2
where they arrived march	2
sixty cents a day	2
be of good comfort	2
had much to do	2
the smell of human	2
first result of his	2
and in case of	2
to believe that they	2
initial movement of the	2
order to spread terror	2
mile and a half	2
citizens upon another portion	2
states to suppress the	2
to choose a new	2
as i know how	2
a number of prisoners	2
you will go with	2
xiv a perversion of	2
the brink of this	2
would like to have	2
this force we threw	2
their loins for the	2
in the provisional army	2
freely admitted i have	2
brown stopped at topeka	2
got a fine list	2
the truth of history	2
the aggressions of the	2
and wanted to know	2
he had a wife	2
or about the th	2
in the territory had	2
any of you seen	2
the bend of the	2
old man succeeded in	2
between two deep ravines	2
three days after the	2
expended by individuals in	2
full weight of his	2
committed his greatest blunder	2
on the outskirts of	2
of the constitution are	2
of the human heart	2
violate a flag of	2
of virginia and on	2
to let you know	2
supposing i could have	2
was the failure of	2
the flag of the	2
the whole body of	2
justify his conduct in	2
in the past twenty	2
it was necessary to	2
in immediate want of	2
wife at north elba	2
eyes followed him with	2
there had been no	2
be armed and equipped	2
your work by halves	2
by the invasion of	2
he was very human	2
may god bless you	2
of the campaign in	2
in aid of the	2
from the rose garden	2
from having any mock	2
the masses of the	2
of the provisional army	2
to be entirely frank	2
a reign of terror	2
life in its morning	2
his assurance that i	2
whole body of his	2
funds for the cause	2
rights of the poorest	2
given out by mr	2
thought it best to	2
the way he got	2
are found in the	2
army of one hundred	2
his experience in the	2
discover a great liking	2
took her in his	2
shall agree to sustain	2
honorable secretary of state	2
least the new testament	2
it be true that	2
making kansas a slave	2
a huge pile of	2
a trifle of their	2
touch of pride and	2
cannot answer for their	2
gone there to settle	2
you of a very	2
had anything to say	2
of his determination to	2
this is the question	2
then the old man	2
the th day of	2
who were my prisoners	2
and the last man	2
but there is a	2
kind of atonement for	2
he hurried to his	2
the negro is the	2
come to free the	2
of gentle blood and	2
the pride and glory	2
generally to screen himself	2
of all that is	2
by the finger of	2
groans of the wounded	2
no confidence in them	2
no man or woman	2
but not in the	2
or more brave was	2
except in the case	2
object in going to	2
at which to begin	2
what are you here	2
preservation of their lives	2
opinion as to the	2
mob mind of the	2
with this book he	2
is also probable that	2
in horses and cattle	2
history of the negro	2
a method much used	2
and his band of	2
of the timber between	2
court of common pleas	2
whom none purer or	2
tempted by three large	2
began early in life	2
seduce the soldiery of	2
in the state of	2
in this part of	2
from seventy to eighty	2
and wherever it may	2
you as a gentleman	2
remember the names of	2
invasion of virginia and	2
is not a large	2
him to say that	2
young to understand that	2
the question as to	2
most of his time	2
the potomac bridge to	2
his second in command	2
beyond the comprehension of	2
many a man has	2
his wife that he	2
the same time that	2
every man in this	2
was chairman of the	2
and since it was	2
in addition to his	2
to have the legislatures	2
or pretended that he	2
ten times the number	2
night attack upon the	2
to this time had	2
reveals the fact that	2
in which he intended	2
the sixth descendant of	2
entrance of the bridge	2
by a force by	2
account of the same	2
the leaders of this	2
to his wife and	2
as the case may	2
in which every man	2
the companies to disband	2
but that he had	2
of what he was	2
of the slaves at	2
sale of your things	2
the surface of the	2
way to the gate	2
of the smell of	2
behalf in the past	2
a strong log house	2
the coming mob mind	2
soldiers of the army	2
counter and the harrow	2
each of the prisoners	2
money to defray the	2
the foot of the	2
fifty head of cattle	2
the organization of a	2
for the overthrow of	2
he paused and whispered	2
reasoned in this way	2
do with the killing	2
old john brown has	2
it not been for	2
have full power to	2
is found in the	2
put up a nasty	2
to be done in	2
shock and see the	2
of the president of	2
found an echo in	2
got along like a	2
had been captured and	2
mobilizing the provisional army	2
the army that was	2
for the men to	2
coal fire in the	2
the attacking force to	2
he shook his head	2
in the same manner	2
this letter the writer	2
to act as his	2
to the room where	2
without any clear and	2
frequently went there myself	2
than any of his	2
offered to our citizens	2
than four thousand dollars	2
the stock of the	2
a share of the	2
the company of marines	2
the state should be	2
man i ever met	2
she had talked to	2
brown at the armory	2
to retain the footing	2
the end in view	2
as cowardly barbarians insult	2
until such time as	2
you do not believe	2
and he will do	2
shown his young men	2
guilty of a great	2
in the commencement of	2
motion in arrest of	2
i like the smell	2
by force and arms	2
had shown his followers	2
over her hand and	2
the strength of the	2
we shall hear the	2
i am yet too	2
the court until the	2
but his soul was	2
he been oftener encouraged	2
lost twenty thousand men	2
show it on condition	2
in case of your	2
of insanity in the	2
of the organization of	2
and intend to do	2
to go to the	2
the old man did	2
themselves as long as	2
murderers of our citizens	2
after remembered the entire	2
she had heard the	2
by the actions of	2
to live with my	2
do it at all	2
and children at home	2
hereafter to retain the	2
must they send my	2
of wild extravagant admiration	2
as was his custom	2
so transparent that all	2
he would be a	2
but it came to	2
and the beauty of	2
compelled to take them	2
were a band of	2
believed that every slave	2
a participant in the	2
the woods and fields	2
with the peculiar institution	2
closed in on the	2
to put an end	2
his power over the	2
you know sherrod in	2
irons in rather than	2
and searched three men	2
if he dared to	2
free is brightening every	2
who came to kansas	2
you seen the branded	2
if he intended to	2
the paper was written	2
member of the attacking	2
the arming of the	2
met them on the	2
he would always choose	2
for some two or	2
one in a thousand	2
held as the property	2