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Tag Archives: Boston Tea Party
A libel on their character. . .
I may have blogged about this before. One sometimes loses track. But I continue to read through the History of the Town of Lexington by Charles Hudson, published in 1868. It is so beautifully written and gives such an … Continue reading
Why dump that tea?
I never quite understood the reason why Sam Adams and the Boston Patriots felt they had to dump that tea in the harbor. I have a hunch I’m not alone. Here’s the deal. . . The Townshend Acts of 1767 … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Tea Party, Lexington Town resolves
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