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Chapter 9: forty days in chains.
The old man was imprisoned in the jail of Charlestown for forty-two days. The preceding chapter contains the principal letters that he wrote during this long period of confinement.
His conduct while in jail was in keeping with his previous character.
He never wavered in his faith; never faltered in the presence of any man. From his first commitment, on the 19th of October, till the 7th of November, no clean clothing was given to him; he lay as he had fallen at Harper's Ferry, in his dirty and blood-stained garments.
Such brief notes as have been published of his life in prison, from reliable authorities, I will now record in their chronological order.
During the trial.
The first is a telegraphic despatch to the Associated Press, of October 26:
Brown has made no confession; but, on the contrary, says he has full confidence in the goodness of God, and is confident that he will rescue him from the perils that surround him, He says h
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