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Why did a group of abolitionists attack Harpers Ferry, Virginia, in 1859? They wanted to arm enslaved workers using the town’s armory. They wanted to create a place of safe refuge for fugitive slaves. They wanted to show their support for the Border Ruffians. They wanted to stop a violent uprising of enslaved workers.

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