200 Years: A Bicentennial Illustrated History of the United States, Volume 1Books by U.S. News & World Report, 1973 - United States |
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... Boston ; all of Massachusetts should be made to suf- fer for the deeds of the Boston hotheads . Thus , be- tween March and June , 1774 , Parliament passed a number of bills which Americans called collectively the Intolerable or Coercive ...
... Boston ; all of Massachusetts should be made to suf- fer for the deeds of the Boston hotheads . Thus , be- tween March and June , 1774 , Parliament passed a number of bills which Americans called collectively the Intolerable or Coercive ...
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... Boston ) virtually as an independent state . General Gage , who with his meager army could not hope to control the interior of the colony , entrenched himself in Boston , steadily built up his troop strength , and began to fortify the ...
... Boston ) virtually as an independent state . General Gage , who with his meager army could not hope to control the interior of the colony , entrenched himself in Boston , steadily built up his troop strength , and began to fortify the ...
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... Boston Massacre ( above ) inflamed patriots . They could buy the poster for eightpence soon afterwards . The crudely ... Boston Gazette ( opposite ) , accompanied by " coffings . " 33 In Boston's Old North Church ( properly called Christ ...
... Boston Massacre ( above ) inflamed patriots . They could buy the poster for eightpence soon afterwards . The crudely ... Boston Gazette ( opposite ) , accompanied by " coffings . " 33 In Boston's Old North Church ( properly called Christ ...
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