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1771 AD (search for this): entry brackenridge-hugh-henry
Brackenridge, Hugh Henry, 1748-1816
Jurist; born in Scotland in 1748; was graduated at Princeton in 1771, in the same class with James Madison.
He and Philip Freneau together wrote The rising glory of America, a dialogue which formed a part of the graduating exercises.
During the Whiskey Insurrection in 1794 he used all his influence to bring about a settlement between the government and the rebels.
He also wrote Incidents of the insurrection in Western Pennsylvania in defence of his action.
He died in Carlisle, Pa., June 25, 1816.
1816 AD (search for this): entry brackenridge-hugh-henry
Brackenridge, Hugh Henry, 1748-1816
Jurist; born in Scotland in 1748; was graduated at Princeton in 1771, in the same class with James Madison.
He and Philip Freneau together wrote The rising glory of America, a dialogue which formed a part of the graduating exercises.
During the Whiskey Insurrection in 1794 he used all his influence to bring about a settlement between the government and the rebels.
He also wrote Incidents of the insurrection in Western Pennsylvania in defence of his action.
He died in Carlisle, Pa., June 25, 1816.
1748 AD (search for this): entry brackenridge-hugh-henry
Brackenridge, Hugh Henry, 1748-1816
Jurist; born in Scotland in 1748; was graduated at Princeton in 1771, in the same class with James Madison.
He and Philip Freneau together wrote The rising glory of America, a dialogue which formed a part of the graduating exercises.
During the Whiskey Insurrection in 1794 he used all his influence to bring about a settlement between the government and the rebels.
He also wrote Incidents of the insurrection in Western Pennsylvania in defence of his actt; born in Scotland in 1748; was graduated at Princeton in 1771, in the same class with James Madison.
He and Philip Freneau together wrote The rising glory of America, a dialogue which formed a part of the graduating exercises.
During the Whiskey Insurrection in 1794 he used all his influence to bring about a settlement between the government and the rebels.
He also wrote Incidents of the insurrection in Western Pennsylvania in defence of his action.
He died in Carlisle, Pa., June 25, 1816.