John Brown by HallR

Within one year either way, in what year did abolitionist John Brown conduct his famous raid at the federal armory at Harpers Ferry, Virginia?

Queen Victoria's servant John Brown served her majesty primarily at what Scottish royal estate?

A Native American man named John Brown served as a code talker during World War II. What tribe did he belong to?

An 18th Century doctor John Brown is the great great grandfather of what redundantly named author of the Parade's End tetralogy?

What actor who had once portrayed General Jack D. Ripper in a noteworthy film, later portrayed abolitionist John Brown in the TV mini-series "The Blue and the Grey"?

What is the Scottish term for the type of outdoor servant that was Queen Victoria's favorite John Brown?

What 1980s cartoon character, later revealed in 1999 film to have the name John Brown, has a niece named Penny, a dog named Brain, and foils the plans of Doctor Claw?

In light of more recent world news, historian Stephen Oates argues in the affirmative, and historian David S. Reynolds argues in the negative, that the abolitionist John Brown can be considered to be a _______. What word fills in the blank?

What actor/comedian played royal servant John Brown in the 1997 film "Mrs. Brown"?

John Brown is the name of a homicide victim (justified or murder is unclear) in what 1973 song by Bob Marley?

"John Brown" is the title of a 1963 anti-war song by what singer-songwriter?

What person when asked by a reporter if he would have white people in his new organization responded with: "absolutely not... well if John Brown were still alive we might accept him"?