Provides located secondary evidence for the argument that tax design affected producers unevenly and helped turn an economic grievance into political conflict.
PDF43–46 profiles Neville and McFarlane; Hamilton and Bradford appear within the narrative, not as profile headings.
The book contrasts the burdens of the federal whiskey excise on small seasonal frontier producers and larger operations. It places western Pennsylvania's resistance within cash scarcity, payment structure and federal enforcement. Exact rates, capacity bases and legal chronology require the original statute.
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John Neville and James McFarlane profiles
September29 fresh audit: sequential supplied text read1–249, all-page visual survey and selected enlarged details. This is a source-attributed paraphrase, not independent factual validation. Corrected heading; rates and repeal chronology need statute verification.
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