Episode 3 of 3
Protest and Indictments
- When
- 6 December 1854
- Where
- Saint Paul's Cathedral, colony unspecified in supplied passages
A large crowd protested the government's response as 13 rebels were indicted for treason.
On 6 December 1854, a 6,000-strong crowd gathered at Saint Paul's Cathedral to protest the government's response to the rebellion. A group of 13 rebel prisoners was indicted for treason. Hugh King gave testimony at the committal hearings regarding the flag's discovery.
Sources
- Eureka Rebellion Wikipedia, revision of 2026-08-31
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