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Why do you think no slaves joined John Brown and his men in the attack on Harper's Ferry?

Why do you think no slaves joined John Brown and his men in the attack on Harper's Ferry?
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Why do you think no slaves joined John Brown and his men in the attack on Harper's Ferry?

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No slaves joing John Brown and his men when they attacked becuase it was too risky and they would have the same outcome as him.

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