Chicago Open 2008: The End Comes…Beyond the Omega Point  Packet by Four Boys
Chicago Open 2008: The End Comes…Beyond the Omega Point  Packet by Four Boys No Goys (Mike Bentley, Paul Drube, Eric Kwartler and Evan Nagler)  Tossups  A recent history of this "Enduring Struggle" was written by Paul Douglas Newman. During this event, a few men met at the inn of Conrad Marks, from which they marched to Sun Inn to meet up with Captain Henry Jarrett. Everard Foulke and two others were earlier taken to Enoch Robert's tavern. Troops were raised under William McPherson to quell the unrest, which centered around Lower Milford. It was sparked by what was derisively dubbed the "Hot-Water" bill, alluding to the way in which housewives were instructed to resist its enforcement – that bill levied a tax based on the number of windows in one's house. A petition sent to Congress to resolve this affair also called for repeal of the Alien and Sedition Acts. FTP, identify this uprising during the Adams administration in 1799, in which the namesake gentleman led a band of angry Dutch folks in Pennsylvania.
Chicago Open 2008: The End Comes…Beyond the Omega Point  Packet by Four Boys
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