What was the response in the north and south to john brown's raid?

Boorstin and Kelly go a step further in describing the Southern response, arguing that Southerners connected the raid with party politics in the North: in Northern eyes, Brown's “rash exploit at Harpers Ferry seemed part of a widespread abolitionist plot, supported by the 'black' Republican party, to incite slave

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