How is john brown portrayed in the artwork

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John Brown is portrayed in the artwork in the following way.

John Brown is portrayed as a leader with a determined attitude in a combat form. He is at the very front of the portray with his arms extended. In one hand, he holds a book representing legislation. In the other hand, he holds a riffle. Behind him, we can see soldiers fighting. In front of him, there are two laid bodies. This clearly represents his fight and opposition against slavery. This portrait was painted by Thomas Curry.

 The Loyalists were loyal to Britain and its king. In Florida, most people were loyal to Britain because they relied upon the British soldiers for protection from Indian attacks, uprising from the slaves, and from the French and the Spanish. They also relied on Britain for money.

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