Bellesiles

First was that Bellesiles expected would be attacked by the left, not the right.

The special committee that Bellesiles had fallen short of the American Historical Association's standards for professional scholarship.

Bellesiles, p. 116 On May 2, 60 men from Massachusetts and Connecticut met with Allen in Bennington, where they discussed the logistics of the expedition.

Bellesiles, p. 23 He then briefly returned to Salisbury before settling in nearby Sheffield, Massachusetts with his younger brother Zimri.

Bellesiles, p. 241 Allen's exploits in those years introduced him to the wrong side of the justice system, which would become a recurring feature of his life.

Bellesiles, p. 248 The area was also claimed by Pennsylvania, which refused to recognize the Connecticut titles.

Bellesiles, p. 251 Allen was also approached by Daniel Shays in 1786 for support in what became the Shays's Rebellion in western Massachusetts.

Bellesiles, pp. 33–34 Green Mountain Boys On Allen's return to Bennington, the settlers met at the Catamount Tavern to discuss their options.