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Shay's Rebellion forced courts to close so judges could not take away
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Shay's Rebellion forced courts to close so judges could not take away
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So judges could not take away farmers land because the farmers were in debt, most of them veterans who were still waiting money from the government, and they were still being taxed for their land.
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