John Brown's upbringing as the son of staunch abolitionists shaped his fervent opposition to slavery, which fueled his actions during Bleeding Kansas and at Harpers Ferry.
J.E.B. Stuart became known as the 'eyes and ears' of General Lee's Confederate army, recognized for his intelligence-gathering prowess during the Civil War.
From Lincoln to Nixon, Trump's not the first US president to shock the UK on trade
"When supplies dried up in 1862, around 60% of cotton mills of Lancashire stopped production, causing huge hardship and job losses, as well as a riot in Stalybridge."
