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Which man's death became a rallying point for abolitionists?

Which man's death became a rallying point for abolitionists?
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Which man's death became a rallying point for abolitionists?

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It was John Brown who died on December the 2nd, 1859, whose death is considered to be a rallying point for abolitionists.
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