Did the sons of liberty tar and feather?

Yes, the Sons of Liberty did engage in tar and feathering as a form of protest during the American Revolution. This method was used to intimidate and punish loyalists and those who supported British policies, particularly tax collectors and government officials. By covering individuals in hot tar and feathers, they aimed to publicly shame and deter others from cooperating with British authorities. This tactic was part of a broader strategy of resistance against perceived oppression by the British government.