Why was John Brown’s mother proud of him?
Why was John Brown’s mother proud of him?
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John Brown’s mother couldn’t have been more proud of him. She felt proud to see her son “straight and tall in his uniform and all.” She told him to obey all the orders of his captain in order to get lots of medals to put up on the wall. It made her proud that her son was going to fight in a war and when the train pulled out, she shouted to let everyone know that her son was going to the war. John Brown’s mother glorified war and hence, felt proud to have a soldier as her son.
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