Author:John Henry Kagi

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John Henry Kagi
(1835–1859)

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American abolitionist, known for his collaboration with John Brown.

Works

Works in the Topeka Tribune
Works in the New York Post
Works in the National Era (in which his contributions are signed "K".)
Works in the New York Tribune
Journal of the "Provisional Constitutional Convention," held in Chatham, Canada West, May 1858, of which Kagi was secretary.
- "Journal Appendix 2", in the Senate Select Committee Report on the Harper's Ferry Invasion (June 1859)
- "Minutes of the Convention"", in A voice from Harper's Ferry by Osborne P. Anderson (1861)
Letters related to the raid on Harper's Ferry:
- In "Journal Appendix 6", in the Senate Select Committee Report on the Harper's Ferry Invasion (June 1859)
- In A voice from Harper's Ferry by Osborne P. Anderson (1861)
  - Letter 1 (n.d.)
  - Letter 2 (Sept. 16, 1859)
- In The life and letters of John Brown by F. B. Sanborn (1885) (transcription project)

Wayland, John W. (1909). "One of John Brown's Men". Pennsylvania-German. No. 10: pp. 1–11.
Wayland, John W. (1942). "John Henri Kagi: John Brown's Secretary of War". Americana. Vol. 36, pp. 594-637. IA