Summary: Last Meeting Between Frederick Douglass And John Brown

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Treason, the act betraying one’s country or attempt to overthrow the government. John Brown did no such thing as a peaceful approach would gain nothing. Document B: Last Meeting Between Frederick Douglass and John Brown; Although the plan to attack a Federal Arsenal was “a measure to be fatal” according to Frederick Douglass. Despite the fact of taking the peculiar measures to end slavery, Brown still went through with his plans. When Brown and his men were either killed or captured people had mixed thoughts and feelings toward them. Document C: Letter to John Brown in Prison; according to L. Maria Child,” I honor your great intentions, I admire your courage, moral and physical, I sympathize with your cruel loss, and your sufferings and