" This conflict saw a clash at Vinegar Hill, a place located along Hawkesbury Road.
A poem titled after this event describes it as, "Hanged in batches without Kaddish; In great suffering they expirish." Two men who were prominent in this conflict were William Johnston and Philip Cunningham, and this conflict's motto was "death of liberty." This conflict saw a clash at Vinegar Hill, a place located along Hawkesbury Road. Samuel Marsden displaced approximately 300 people that marched on Parramatta. Ten people were hanged for their actions in this event that occurred four years before the Rum Rebellion, and like the Eureka Stockade, was a 19th century rebellion in Australia. For 10 points, name this March 1804 uprising led by Irish people in New South Wales, Australia.
A poem titled after this event describes it as, "Hanged in batches without Kaddish; In great suffering they expirish."
{Castle} Hill {Convict} Rebellion or Irish {Convict Rebellion/Uprising/Etc.}