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Who were the Presbyterians that were inciting riots in the colonies that the tax collector, John Hughes, wrote about in 1766? Do you believe he was correct in his conclusion?
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Who were the Presbyterians that were inciting riots in the colonies that the tax collector, John Hughes, wrote about in 1766? Do you believe he was correct in his conclusion?

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The loyall Nine..

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the Loyall Nine

In Boston, opposition moved from fiery rhetoric to inflamed violence, fanned by a secret organization known as the Loyall Nine. The clandestine group of artisans and shopkeepers printed pamphlets and signs protesting the tax and incited the mob that ransacked Oliver's house.

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