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Source argument
The article connects excise resistance, federal enforcement and contested political legitimacy.
Evidence map
Revision 1371812886, especially Early resistance; Militia expedition; Aftermath; Legacy; note 28; bibliography.
Researcher synthesis
Verification leads: resistance beyond Pennsylvania; militia conscription and civilian harm; distinct arrest, indictment and trial counts; continuing noncompliance after suppression; rival interpretations of sovereignty; and later folklore.
Note 28 explicitly flags September 11 versus September 6 for the 1791 Johnson attack. Check Slaughter p.113 against the cited alternatives before selecting a timeline date. The purported rebellion flag also needs provenance verification, not decorative reuse as an authenticated artifact.
Existing substantive anchors:
Excise resistance, frontier authority, and federal response — Slaughter
TTB — transport constraints and excise made whiskey an economic-political instrument
Assessment
This note identifies checks; it does not establish those leads as facts. No automatic promotion to historical claims or Zettels. Local HTML identifies the same revision. Image review, native preservation and page-presentation checks remain open.
Completion checklist
Preservation reconciliation — September 8, 2026
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