The most famous political cartoon about this event depicts a man being pulled from under a bed by two men in red coats.
The most famous political cartoon about this event depicts a man being pulled from under a bed by two men in red coats. One person associated with this event had court-martialed Joseph Short following the seizure of his ship, the Porpoise. Others associated with this event included John Blaxland and Richard Atkins, and it saw resistance along the Hawkesbury River after the storming of the Government House. Following this event, Lachlan Macquarie was placed in charge, and this event was led by George Johnson and John Macarthur. Resulting in the disbanding of the New South Wales Corps, for 10 points, identify this event in which William Bligh was deposed as governor in Australia in 1808, which takes its name from the regulation of an alcoholic beverage.
The most famous political cartoon about this event depicts a man being pulled from under a bed by two men in red coats.
Rum Rebellion