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, l , during Struggle for the American Revolution? which covers a crucial period in
il _ Fries S RCb€lll()ll the American democratic experiment around 1798.The federal government
, . . , , . had levied its first direct tax on American citizens. one that seemed to favor '
i . _i_· MI] [W!/ww ‘S/[Mg/li.-/II/i/M land speculators over farmers. Led by local Revolutionary hero John Fries,
gr;     =t:i;;_.__‘l"/Nilullll Rfw/N/Ml _ farmers in eastern Pennsylvania were able to stop the assessment, but in con-
    til:       ; trast to the previous Shays and Whiskey rebellions. this third uprising was led
    in       without arms. The Fries rebels used nonviolent methods while simultaneously
iZ:`i‘· and-l.?ii iligri r r  ' ',i`·  ‘~?,§'   exercising their right to petition Congress for the repeal of the tax law. as well
      Q, ·       as the Alien and Sedition Acts. They sought to manifest the principle of popu-
              , i`   lar sovereignty and to expand the role of local people within the emerging na-
    t   `'i'f` _    ,i*i .¥¥¥ '*   L. U-.·.._. tional political system rather than attacking it from without.
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·» .. 3; _ ‘ 5   . X Newman is associate professor of history at the University of Pittsburgh at  
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