Civil disturbances were prevalent, and the rebellion begun in 1812 persisted until the latter months of 1816, when Governor Kindelán sent Clarke, Zephaniah Kingsley, and Henry Yonge, Jr. to parley with the malcontents and negotiate an agreement by which hostilities might cease.
Civil disturbances were prevalent. The rebellion begun in 1812 persisted until the latter months of 1816. Governor Kindelán sent Clarke. This was to parley with the malcontents and negotiate an agreement by which hostilities might cease. Governor Kindelán sent Zephaniah Kingsley. This was to parley with the malcontents and negotiate an agreement by which hostilities might cease. Governor Kindelán sent Henry Yonge. This was to parley with the malcontents and negotiate an agreement by which hostilities might cease. Henry Yonge was Jr..