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After the Death of John Brown

著者： William Lloyd Garrison
ナレーター： Matthew Guldner
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概要
 On December 2, 1859—the day John Brown was executed—abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison delivered a scorching funeral oration that fused moral clarity with political thunder. A lifelong pacifist, Garrison nonetheless defends Brown’s purpose, indicting a Union “cursed” by slavery and ruled by a Southern slave oligarchy, and urging the North to sever ties rather than be complicit in human bondage. Heard today, his words remain breathtaking: an unflinching demand for conscience over comfort, liberty over lawless compromise, and action over timid silence.

Narrated with urgency and restraint by Mathew Guldner, this audiobook immerses listeners in the electric atmosphere of a 1859 memorial service in Concord, Massachusetts. Garrison’s address is interwoven with resonant literary passages—Marvell, Collins, Schiller, Wordsworth, Tennyson, Wotton, Tacitus—that elevate the tribute from eulogy to universal call. The result is both a primary source of American history and a timeless meditation on courage, dissent, and the cost of justice.

Essential listening for students of U.S. history, civil rights, political oratory, and anyone drawn to the voices that bent the arc of the American story toward freedom. アメリカ南北戦争 戦争・紛争 軍
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