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After hearing of the sacking of Lawrence, Kansas by pro-slavery forces, Brown and his band went on a rampage.

On May 24, , armed with rifles, knives, and broadswords, Brown and his men stormed into the pro-slavery settlement of Pottawatomie Creek, dragged the settlers out of their homes and hacked them to pieces, killing five and severely wounding several others. The raid on Lawrence and the massacre at Pottawatomie set off a brutal guerrilla war in Kansas.

By the end of the year, over people had been killed and property damage reached into the millions of dollars. Over the next three years, John Brown traveled throughout New England collecting money from the same wealthy mercantile people who put him out of the woolen business several years earlier. Brown was now considered a criminal in Kansas and Missouri and there was a reward for his capture. By this time, he had devised a plan to travel to the South and arm slaves to incite a slave rebellion. Many, though not all of his contributors knew the details of his plans. In early , Brown sent his son, John Jr.

John Brown planned to build a force of between and men. But internal squabbles and delays caused many to defect. In July, , Brown rented a farm, five miles north of Harpers Ferry, known as the Kennedy farmhouse. He was joined by his daughter, daughter-in-law, and three of his sons. Northern abolitionist supporters sent breech-loading,.

The Harpers Ferry arsenal was a complex of buildings that housed over , muskets and rifles. At sundown on Sunday, October 16, , Brown led a small band out from the farmhouse and crossed the Potomac River, then walked all night in the rain reaching Harpers Ferry around 4 a. Leaving a rear guard of three men, Brown led the rest to the arsenal grounds. Initially, they met no resistance entering the town.

They cut the telegraph wires and captured the railroad and wagon bridges entering the town. They also seized several buildings at the armory and rifle factory. However, none of the few slaves living on these farms joined them. A Harper's Weekly illustration of U. Marines attacking John Brown during his raid on Harper's Ferry. Farmers, shopkeepers and the militia from the area surrounded the armory. After several hours, it was apparent the raid was failing, Brown sent out one of his sons, Watson, with a white flag to see if something could be negotiated.

Watson was shot and killed on the spot. By the morning of October 18th, a detachment of U. Marines, led by Lieutenant Colonel Robert E. Lee , arrived to take back the arsenal. Negotiations failed and Lee ordered a small contingent of the Marines to storm the engine house. In the first assault, led by Lieutenant Israel Green, attacked the engine house door with sledgehammers, but were driven back by a hail of bullets. In a second attack, the Marines wielded a large ladder and broke through the door with broadswords drawn.

One of the Marines was shot, possibly by John Brown, and died. The remaining raiders were quickly subdued and all the hostages were saved. Brown was severely wounded by a broadsword to the back and abdomen. The assault was begun and over within minutes.

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A newspaper illustration of the interior of the engine house during the Harpers Ferry raid. John Brown was tried and convicted of treason against Virginia, conspiracy with slaves, and first-degree murder. Sentenced to death, he was executed on December 2,