FTP, identify this 1842 rebellion over voting rights in Rhode Island.
Although fortifications were made at Acote's Hill in preparation for this conflict, Lieutenant John Pitman's gunshot through a keyhole that wounded George Bardeen in the leg caused its only real casualty. Jedediah Sprague owned the tavern in Chepachet that served as a base for its participants, who had earlier launched unsuccessful raid on the Cranston Street Arsenal. Angered by the passage of the Algerine Law and the provisions of the 1663 charter, it stemmed from a dichotomy between the rival Freeman's and People's Constitutions, and opposed the rule of the minority-elected governor, Samuel King. Though John Tyler abstained from taking sides, the issues it raised were resolved by the federal government in Luther v. Borden. FTP, identify this 1842 rebellion over voting rights in Rhode Island.
Although fortifications were made at Acote's Hill in preparation for this conflict, Lieutenant John Pitman's gunshot through a keyhole that wounded George Bardeen in the leg caused its only real casualty.
{Dorr}’s Rebellion