mar 1, 1804 - 4. Castle Hill rebellion

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In March 1804 New South Wales, groups of Irish convicts rebelled against the government and the British rule to be overruled and to be allowed to go back to Ireland.
After days of rebellions the group of Irish ended due to nearly 40 of them dying in the fight or to punishment by Martial law. Many Irish men and women were sent to be punished by lashes and a lot more.

In 1800 to 1804 many more groups were planning to uprising against the overthrow of British rule again but they were found and ended with punishment before they could start it.

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