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The Dorr War Treason Rebellion The Fight For Reform In Rhode Island Rory Raven

Name: The Dorr War Treason Rebellion The Fight For Reform In Rhode Island Rory Raven
SKU: BELL-46262996
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 5 (108 reviews)

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The Dorr War Treason Rebellion The Fight For Reform In Rhode Island Rory Raven instant download after payment.

Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.51 MB

Author: Rory Raven

ISBN: 9781614231042, 9781596299597, 1614231044, 1596299592

Language: English

Year: 2015

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The Dorr War Treason Rebellion The Fight For Reform In Rhode Island Rory Raven by Rory Raven 9781614231042, 9781596299597, 1614231044, 1596299592 instant download after payment.

The remarkable story of the bloody conflict that erupted in 1841 Rhode Island over allowing non-property owners to vote.
The portly Rhode Island aristocrat was hardly the image of the people's champion—but in 1841, Thomas Dorr became just that. At a time when only white male landowners could vote, the idealistic Dorr envisioned a more democratic state.
In October of that year, the People's Convention ratified a new constitution that extended voting rights to those without land, and Dorr was named governor. That act would spark a small civil war, and violence erupted as the people of the state stood sharply divided in a conflict that reached the president and United States Supreme Court. Author Rory Raven charts the tumultuous and ultimately tragic history of a man and a movement that were too far ahead of their time.