It was planned out in Sabin's Tavern by a man named John Brown, and conspirators included Aaron Briggs, Abraham Whipple, and Ephriam Bowen. Joseph Bucklin shot Lt. William Dudingston, who had arrived in March to enforce the Stamp Act, after Bucklin and other men had rowed ei
It was planned out in Sabin's Tavern by a man named John Brown, and conspirators included Aaron Briggs, Abraham Whipple, and Ephriam Bowen. Joseph Bucklin shot Lt. William Dudingston, who had arrived in March to enforce the Stamp Act, after Bucklin and other men had rowed eight longboats up to the namesake vessel, which had run aground on Namquid Point. For ten points, name this June 10, 1772 event, the first planned use of force by Colonists against the British, in which a schooner was burned in Narraganset Bay.
It was planned out in Sabin's Tavern by a man named John Brown, and conspirators included Aaron Briggs, Abraham Whipple, and Ephriam Bowen.
{Gaspee} Affair (accept obvious equivalents for “Affair”)