A Voice from Harper's Ferry; A Narrative of Events at Harper's Ferry: With Incidents Prior and Subsequent to Its Capture by Captain Brown and His Men

A Voice from Harper's Ferry, published in 1861 by Osborne P. Anderson, is a firsthand narrative of the 1859 raid led by John Brown at Harper's Ferry. As the only black combatant to survive the raid, Anderson shares his experiences and motivations, highlighting the moral complexities of the abolitionist movement and the struggle against slavery. The book provides a unique perspective on a pivotal moment in American history, emphasizing the determination of those involved and framing Brown as a liberator in the fight for freedom.