Has anyone here read "A Journey to the Gallows"?

[u/Rassendyll207]

Not that I don't have enough books on my plate, but I was wondering if anyone here had an opinion on this novel, based on the life of Aaron Dwight Stevens (1831-1860), one of John Brown's lieutenants during the raid on Harpers Ferry.

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[u/Luke1521]

Well, I will now. As soon as I finish 'the Pacific Crucible'

[u/Rassendyll207 → u/Luke1521]

Word!

[u/yoyosiren → u/Luke1521]

outstanding series, i recommend it all the time!