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With only eight men in that bitter war, he met, fought and captured Henry Clay Pate, with twenty-five well armed and mounted men.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgWith only eight men in that bitter war, he met, fought and captured Henry Clay Pate, with twenty-five well armed and mounted men.
Douglass recounts a specific instance of John Brown's bravery in battle, illustrating his tactical prowess and courage.
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