Notes for chapter 11, “That So-Called Whiskey Rebellion”: the cited Hamilton phrase is whiskey insurrection, not proof he coined Whiskey Rebellion. The March1794 land letter predates suppression, so the post-suppression gain inference needs checking. Husband's death narrative uses later family testimony.
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Trials, pardons, continuing occupation, politics, later distilling and Husband's death extend the story beyond military dispersal. Hogeland interprets suppression as part of consolidation of national financial power.
Chapter 11, “That So-Called Whiskey Rebellion”
Chapter 11, “That So-Called Whiskey Rebellion”
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Trials, pardons, continuing occupation, politics, later distilling and Husband's death extend the story beyond military dispersal. Hogeland interprets suppression as part of consolidation of national financial power.
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Notes for chapter 11, “That So-Called Whiskey Rebellion”: the cited Hamilton phrase is whiskey insurrection, not proof he coined Whiskey Rebellion. The March1794 land letter predates suppression, so the post-suppression gain inference needs checking. Husband's death narrative uses later family testimony.