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Cast by the Borbedine Foundry in Paris which made the Statue of Liberty
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Purchased by Department of KansasWomans Relief CorpsDedicated to theGrand Army of the RepublicPresented to the State of Kansasfor a memorial park
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The Battle of Osawatomie was a military victory for proslavery forces, and a moral and propaganda victory for Free State forces in Kansas Territory. John Brown became a symbol of Free State resistance to proslavery forces, and inspired Free State …
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John Reid's proslavery militia men set up cannon on John Brown's Free State Guerilla force's flank here on this high ground and fired into John Brown's Free State guerilla forces line of defense while Reid's proslavery militia men attacked the cen…
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John Reid placed the bulk of his proslavery militia men in a line here to charge the center of John Brown's Free State guerilla's line of defense and charged the center of Brown's line in the brush lining the Marais Des Cygnes River. Brown's Free …
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John Reid's proslavery militia men formed up in two lines on horseback here and attacked John Brown's Free State guerillas in an aggressive charge. The proslavery Militia men were mounted on horses that were not trained for combat, and began to th…
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Free-State IrishmanPat Devilinsaid aJayhawkis a bird thatworried its prey beforedevouring it.Legend of the Jayhawk
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On the morning of August 30, 1856, John Brown led about 30 antislavery men into battle against 250 proslavery Missourians. This Battle of Osawatomie raged on the site of John Brown Memorial Park.
Local tradition maintains that the statue of Joh…
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Erected May 9, 1935byThe Woman'sRelief CorpsDepartment of KansasAuxiliary to theGrand Army
"John Brownof KansasHe dared beginHe lostBut losing won" ? ? ? ? ? Eugene N. Ware