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American Battlefield Trust. Did you know that during the Revolutionary War, not all colonists wanted to become independent? Those who chose to remain loyal to the British crown included Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Thomas Hutchinson. But was he a traitor – or simply a public servant doing his job? (Runtime 2:52)
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Thomas Hutchinson, et. al. 1773 source. On Tuesday the 16th of February his Excellency was pleased to deliver the following Speech to both Houses in the Council Chamber, viz. Gentlemen of the Council, and Gentlemen of the House of Representatives,
Thomas Hutchinson. Volume 4: November 1770–June 1772. Thomas Hutchinson, 1741. By Edward Truman. This is the only known portrait of Hutchinson drawn from life. Courtesy of the Massachusetts Historical Society. the correspondence of Thomas Hutchinson. Volume 4: November 1770–June 1772. John W. Tyler, editor. Margaret A. Hogan, associate editor
HUTCHINSON, THOMAS (1711–1780)Thomas Hutchinson, described by his biographer, Bernard Bailyn, as "the most distinguished, as well as the most loyal, colonial-born official of his time," was the leading exponent of "Tory" constitutional theory at the outbreak of the american revolution. Hutchinson was not a political theorist, however, but a practical politician who turned to theory in order ...
Thomas’ wife gave birth, in the harbor, to a son, on board a small vessel crowded with sailors and passengers. This son, Andrew, was the father of Peter Orlando Hutchinson, whose editorial work ...
Fun Facts About Thomas Hutchinson. Born September 9, 1711, Thomas Hutchinson was a successful merchant, prominent politician and one of the most important loyalists in the Massachusetts Bay Colony before the American Revolution. He attended Harvard College and earned his degree at age 16. His political career began when he was elected as a ...
