a supporter of bowdoin a supporter of bowdoin james warren said this the severity of the governor's tactics for fear that shays should destroy constitution. they violated it themselves. bowdoin also to military support militarily the uprisings in the west guess who supports the radical samuel adams. he finds these men to be and insurgents and he says that rallying a militia should head out to the west to put this insurgents down so man who whipped up violence in the streets decade earlier was now condemning it to suppress resistance. bowden raised an army of over 4000 men who marched west to springfield government troops fired on some of the protesters break ranks shortly. the rebellion in western massachusetts petered out. participants punishments ranged from fees to collection of arms to suspension of voting rights. what you wrote and hoped would help in the future elections. it would not. bowdoin is going to find out the worst offenders went on trial and were sentenced death. the next gubernatorial election saw john hancock easily back into office, winning quarters of the state's votes.

townships, bowdoin college williams college, the massachusetts medical society. this was a common practice. the legislature here would grant townships would grant on the frontier to educational institutes or philanthropic societies. they could then sell off that land to individual settlers and use the proceeds to pay expenses. also note how close monson is to the center of the state of maine. and you can see at the very top of the map the efforts of, the state of maine to fix the wabanaki people in place on land reserved for indians. now let's fast forward 50 years back to 1872, where we started monson existed because. people had been willing to pick up roots and relocate. now in 72 the town was considered ground because so many of its residents were leaving home and. monson was not alone. many places throughout the united were confronting the same problem. some rural people were moving west into the far west or midwest in search of farmland. so rural people moving to new rural areas. but others were leaving rural life entirely. this was a trend that had gained i

bowdoin college, williams college, the massachusetts medical society.s was a common practice that the legislator would grant townships and land on the front tier two educational institutions or philanthropic societies. they could then the sell off that land to individual settlers and use the proceeds to pay their expenses. also note how close monson is to the center of the state of maine. you can see at the top of the map the efforts of the state of maine to fix the wabanaki people in place on land reserved for indians. now, let us fast forward 50 years back to 1872, where he started. monson existed because people had been willing to pick up root. now, in 1872, the town was concerned because so many of its residents were leaving home. monson was not alone. many rule places throughout the united states were confronting the same problem. some people were moving west into the farr west or midwest in search of better farmland so rural people moving to new areas. but others were leaving rural life entirely. this was a trend that had gained steamed in the 184

let's speak now to andy rudalevige, professor of government at bowdoin college and former chair of theblin. gentlemen, thank you very much for joining me and my apologies, andrea, if i pronounce the names incorrectly. i do apologise —— andrew. we can start with you. what are your reactions to what took place in pennsylvania?- are your reactions to what took place in pennsylvania? well, this is not what i hoped _ place in pennsylvania? well, this is not what i hoped to _ place in pennsylvania? well, this is not what i hoped to wake _ place in pennsylvania? well, this is not what i hoped to wake up - place in pennsylvania? well, this is not what i hoped to wake up to - place in pennsylvania? well, this is not what i hoped to wake up to this morning in a beautiful rural wales. great for the former president was not more badly hurt and my heart goes out to the person who was murdered and their family and to those in a critical condition from the shooting. we heard a lot of comment... and i certainly agree with that that it has no place in society but it also has a long history full stop in