Episode 3 of 3
Martial Law and Amnesty
- When
- 7-10 March 1804
- Where
- New South Wales
Governor King announced leniency for those who surrendered before 10 March, leading to captures and punishments.
Governor King announced that those who surrendered before 10 March would receive leniency. Large parties turned themselves in under the amnesty. Punishments included whipping and detention, with some sent to coal mines. Martial law was lifted on 10 March 1804.
Sources
- Castle Hill convict rebellion Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-22
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