Â  A restaurant owner named Joseph Bucklin shot Captain Dudingston during this event, after which Abraham Whipple led a bunch of arsonists towards a schooner.
This event led to a sermon given by John Allen at the Second Baptist Church in Boston that became popular pamphlet material.Â  A man named John Brown was accused of being partly responsible for this action in an 1839 memoir by the last survivor of this incident, Ephraim Bowen.Â  This was sparked when incensed townsfolk gathered at Sabin's tavern upon the arrival of Captain Lindsey and the Hannah and Namquid Point.Â  A restaurant owner named Joseph Bucklin shot Captain Dudingston during this event, after which Abraham Whipple led a bunch of arsonists towards a schooner.Â  For 10 points, name this event in which some Rhode Islanders burned a vessel sent to enforce the Stamp Act.
This event led to a sermon given by John Allen at the Second Baptist Church in Boston that became popular pamphlet material.
Gaspee Affair [accept anything including "Gaspee"]Â 