Coode was a priest, but gave up priesthood to marry a wealthy widow, Susannah Slyle. Soon after, he was elected to the Maryland's Assembly, but he was not satisfied, so he partook in a failed rebellion against the government. He was later taken out of office for his actions against the government. He followed this event up with a second rebellion that succeeded...
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Soon after, he was elected to the Maryland's Assembly, but he was not satisfied, so he partook in a failed rebellion against the government. He was later taken out of office for his actions against the government. He followed this event up with a second rebellion that succeeded. The causes for this rebellion were primarily social causes...
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