American Tempest
How the Boston Tea Party Sparked A Revolution
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Publisher:
Cambridge, MA - Da Capo Press
Pages:
288
Edition:
1st Da Capo Press ed
ISBN:
0306819627, 9780306819629
Language:
English
Contents:
"Rally, Mohawks!"
The Saints of Boston
Mr. Cockle : the governor's creature
The miserable state of tributary slaves
Flockwork from England
The flame is spread
A diabolical scene
A blackguard town
Farewell the tea-board
"Damn you! Fire!"
"Let every man do what is right!"
"We will never be taxed!"
"We must fight!"
Savage barbarities and diabolical cruelties
The forgotten patriots
The Saints of Boston
Mr. Cockle : the governor's creature
The miserable state of tributary slaves
Flockwork from England
The flame is spread
A diabolical scene
A blackguard town
Farewell the tea-board
"Damn you! Fire!"
"Let every man do what is right!"
"We will never be taxed!"
"We must fight!"
Savage barbarities and diabolical cruelties
The forgotten patriots
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 253-274) and index
Statement of responsibility:
Harlow Giles Unger
Physical description:
xiv, 288 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm
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Add a CommentI wonder if Mr. Unger will touch upon English citizens who sympathized with the colonists back in England like Lord Mayor of London John Wilkes.