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Among those who took a most prominent part in the move- ment of opposition to the excise, in the early stages, and some of whom continued their opposition to the end, were the fol- lowing: John Hollcroft, an Englishman; Albert Gallatin, a Swiss; Rev. David Phillips, a Welshman; Benjamin Parkinson, a native of Pennsylvania ; Rev. Herman Husbands, a German : David Bradford, a native of Maryland ; Col. John Canon, sup- posed to he a native Virginian ; Edward Cook, a native of Penn- sylvania ; and ...many others of these and other nationalities, be- sides, of course, a goodly number who were born in the north •of Iireland. The list of names of those who were excepted from 43 The Whisky Insurrection the proclamation of amnesty and that of the men who weiv taken to Philadelphia for trial, as leaders in the excesses, d> not show an overwhelming preponderance of Scotch and Irish names, as might be thought, in view of the generally existing belief.
SOME PROMINENT PARTrCIPANTS.
There is material for a whole paper of the compass of this in interesting facts concerning many of the men who' were prominently engaged in this early struggle — their characteris- tics, their antecedents, their homes and their environments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among those who took a most prominent part in the move- ment of opposition to the excise, in the early stages, and some of whom continued their opposition to the end, were the fol- lowing: John Hollcroft, an Englishman; Albert Gallatin, a Swiss; Rev. David Phillips, a Welshman; Benjamin Parkinson, a native of Pennsylvania ; Rev. Herman Husbands, a German : David Bradford, a native of Maryland ; Col. John Canon, sup- posed to he a native Virginian ; Edward Cook, a native of Penn- sylvania ; and ...many others of these and other nationalities, be- sides, of course, a goodly number who were born in the north •of Iireland. The list of names of those who were excepted from 43 The Whisky Insurrection the proclamation of amnesty and that of the men who weiv taken to Philadelphia for trial, as leaders in the excesses, d> not show an overwhelming preponderance of Scotch and Irish names, as might be thought, in view of the generally existing belief.
SOME PROMINENT PARTrCIPANTS.
There is material for a whole paper of the compass of this in interesting facts concerning many of the men who' were prominently engaged in this early struggle — their characteris- tics, their antecedents, their homes and their environments.
What to read after The Whiskey Insurrection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wiley, Richard Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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