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I highly recommend "TIN HORNS AND CALICO" subtitled "A Decisive Episode in
the Emergence of Democracy"
by Henry Christman, originally published in 1945 and should be available in
many librarys. Covers the anti-rent
movement on both sides of the Hudson River and, at least to me, explains
some of why New York is culturally and
politically different from other parts of the northeast.
Bill Carr
Town of Malta, Saratoga County
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Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 11:55 AM
Subject: Re: 19th cent. Vigilance Committees
> Ian:
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> I can't help with vigilance committees, but I sure would love to know more
> about the anti-rent movement in Schoharie County. A brief description of
> your project would be wonderful.
>
> Jane Holzka
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