Tyranny and Defiance
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A short introduction
Tyranny and Defiance begins at the immediate aftermath of the Boston Tea Party. The royal governor is replaced with a military governor and the arrival of 4,000 redcoats closing Boston Harbor. The defiance of Sam Adams and John Hancock lead to Lexington and Concord.
Author: William
William E. Johnson, safety consultant, lives in Latrobe, PA. He became enchanted with colonial Boston, while stationed there as a Naval Flight Officer many years ago.
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