Talk:John Miller (Washington politician)

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It looks like on October 6, 2017 User:JimmyJoe87 (now blocked for various reasons) substituted a different photo here without discussion or even an edit summary. That newer photo is very low-res and, to my eye, not as good as what it replaced. Any objection to using either what we used to have or, if a color photo is preferred, something else?

What we used to have
What we have now
One other candidate; could possibly crop tighter

- Jmabel | Talk 03:37, 4 October 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Author[edit]

In 2017, John Miller published a book, The Man Who Could be King (Amazon Publishing) which is a fictionalized account of the Newburgh Conspiracy involving General George Washington and the Continental Army in March of 1883. The narrator of the account is a fictionalized Aide de Camp to General Washington, Josia Penn Stockbridge who Miller suggests is an amalgamation of the numerous men who served in that role to General Washington during the revolutionary war. Miller uses references to the anonymous letters written to the officers in the Army, suggesting that the army rise up in a coup and take over Congress. Only through the powerful words of General Washington was the incident resolved.