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Boston Massacre

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American History

 

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Stewart M

 

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February 10, 2013

 

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University

 

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Mobs would aim their aggressions at the custom officers. John Hancock’s sloop Liberty on suspicion caused a riot in result the custom officers’ property was destroyed (p.86 A people and a Nation volume one to 1877). The British soldiers believed that the Boston ports needed more patrol. They roamed around day and night...
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They roamed around day and night. The British troops harassed bystanders and even sexually harassed the girls in the town. The colonists were furious and the two groups fought repeatedly. On the evening of March 5, 1770, a group of boys started throwing hard-packed snowballs at the soldiers guarding the building of the customs commissioners...
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