Supports a bounded historical claim about the armed escalation of resistance to the whiskey excise.
Opening chronology of the July 1794 confrontation at the home of the regional federal excise supervisor.
At daybreak on July 16, 1794, about fifty men armed with rifles and clubs marched to the house of John Neville
PDF page 10; printed page 3
PDF page 10; printed page 3
Introduction
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At daybreak on July 16, 1794, about fifty men armed with rifles and clubs marched to the house of John Neville
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Section: Introduction
Opening chronology of the July 1794 confrontation at the home of the regional federal excise supervisor.
Annotation
Supports a bounded historical claim about the armed escalation of resistance to the whiskey excise.
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