Terrible swift sword : the legacy of John Brown / / edited by Peggy A. Russo and Paul Finkelman.
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| Year of Publication: | 2005 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | xxx, 228, [8] p. :; ill. |
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Table of Contents:
- Why Theodore Parker backed John Brown : the political and social roots of support for abolitionist violence / Dean Grodzins
- They heard his call / the local Black community's involvement in the raid on Harpers Ferry / Hannah Geffert
- How Rev. Thomas W. Henry of the AME Church met John Brown / Jean Libby
- John Brown as founder : America's violent confrontation with its first principles / Scott John Hammond
- John Brown and the legacy of martyrdom / Eyal Naveh
- John Brown as "lawless fanatic" : a usable past for the postwar South / Charles J. Holden
- A behavioral analysis of John Brown : martyr or terrorist? / James N. Gilbert
- A psychological examination of John Brown / Kenneth R. Carroll
- Hero, martyr, madman : representations of John Brown in the poetry of the John Brown year, 1859-60 / William Keeney
- Beyond history : John Brown, raising holy hell, and posthistorical fiction / Bruce Olds
- John Brown's fort : a contested national symbol / Paul A. Shackel
- John Brown goes to Hollywood : Santa Fe Trail and Seven angry men / Peggy A. Russo.