John Brown (blacksmith)

John Brown was a 19th-century American blacksmith and abolitionist known for his strong opposition to slavery. He passionately believed that slavery was morally wrong and dedicated much of his life to fighting it. Brown was involved in various efforts to support enslaved people, including leading armed actions and advocating for their freedom. While he became a controversial figure, especially after his raid on Harpers Ferry in 1859, his actions reflected his unwavering commitment to ending slavery. Brown's legacy is complex, symbolizing both radical resistance and moral conviction against injustice.