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How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act radicalize John Brown?

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Brown and the free-state settlers were optimistic that they could bring Kansas into the union as a slavery-free state. ... A sheriff-led posse from Lecompton, the center of pro-slavery activity in Kansas , destroyed two abolitionist newspapers and the Free State Hotel. Only one man, a Border Ruffian, was killed.

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