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The Whiskey Rebellion: George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, And The Frontier Rebels Who Challenged America'S Newfound Sovereig,New
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A Gripping And Sensational Tale Of Violence, Alcohol, And Taxes, The Whiskey Rebellion Uncovers The Radical Eighteenthcentury Peoples Movement, Long Ignored By Historians, That Contributed Decisively To The Establishment Of Federal Authority.In 1791, On The Frontier Of Western Pennsylvania, Local Gangs Of Insurgents With Blackened Faces Began To Attack Federal Officials, Beating And Torturing The Tax Collectors Who Attempted To Collect The First Federal Tax Ever Laid On An American Productwhiskey. To The Hardbitten People Of The Depressed And Violent West, The Whiskey Tax Paralyzed Their Rural Economies, Putting Money In The Coffers Of Already Wealthy Creditors And Industrialists. To Alexander Hamilton, The Tax Was The Key To Industrial Growth. To President Washington, It Was The Catalyst For The Firstever Deployment Of A Federal Army, A Military Action That Would Suppress An Insurgency Against The American Government.With An Unsparing Look At Both Hamilton And Washington, Journalist And Historian William Hogeland Offers A Provocative, Indepth Analysis Of This Forgotten Revolution And Suppression. Focusing On The Battle Between Government And The Earlyamerican Evangelical Movement That Advocated Western Secession, The Whiskey Rebellion Is An Intense And Insightful Examination Of The Roots Of Federal Power And The Most Fundamental Conflicts That Ignitedand Continue To Smolderin The United States.
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