is this a good introduction to an essay?

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This is an argumentative essay introduction about john brown, and I'm not really good at essays so i need some advice on this introduction and whether or not it has a clear thesis or not. here is it:

[FONT=&quot]Americans tend to have different opinions on whether a person is a good martyr or a bad martyr. John Brown has his fans and his haters. Brown was something you did not see much of in the eighteenth century; he was a strong slavery abolitionist. He went on a mission to free slaves, but the mission ended with people dead. Despite this negative element, John Brown should be recognized as an American hero and a martyr, who was trying to give freedom to people who deserved it.[/FONT]
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The last sentence is drawing conclusions before you have been through the positive and negative sides.
 
I understand your thesis is: John Brown should be recognized as an American hero and a martyr.

That seems clear enough to me.
 
In that case, it might be better to move that to the start with something like even though after it.
 
This is an argumentative essay introduction about John Brown, and I'm not really good at essays so I need some advice on this introduction and whether or not it has a clear thesis or not. Here [STRIKE]is it[/STRIKE] it is:

See above. Remember to use correct capitalisation in all your writing, not just in your essays.
 
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