" Early in life, he started a commune called the Sandy Creek Association, which folded after two years.
Mary Lazenby's story of this man's life claims he wrote articles for the Maryland Almanac under the name "Philosopher of the Alleghanies." Early in life, he started a commune called the Sandy Creek Association, which folded after two years. He wrote that "obedience to just laws and subjection to slavery is two different things" in his tract An Impartial Relation of the First Rise. He assumed the name "Tuscape Death" while hiding with Isaac Cox in the Glades, where he amassed a fortune. His pamphlet "Show Yourselves to be Freemen" protested the "oppressive taxation of the Piedmont." He raised a pole reading "Liberty and No Excise" in Pennsylvania during the Whiskey Rebellion. This Quaker refused to fight as he led followers into battle at Alamance Creek, after which he fled the arrest of Governor William Tryon. For 10 points, name this leader of the Regulator movement in North Carolina.
Mary Lazenby's story of this man's life claims he wrote articles for the Maryland Almanac under the name "Philosopher of the Alleghanies.
Herman Husband [or Harmon Husband]