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Samuel Adams was a Massachusetts businessman, writer and political figure, known for his busy activism and his radical political views. From the mid 1760s Adams became the American Revolution’s agitator in chief, to the extent that the British reportedly declared him the “most dangerous man in America”. Adams was born in Boston in 1722.
Samuel Adams was born on September 27 (September 16 according to the calendar in use at the time), 1722, in Boston, Massachusetts. His father, a well-to-do brewer, was active in politics. Samuel Adams was 1 of 12 children, but only two of his siblings survived past the age of three.
Samuel Adams fue un hombre de estado estadounidense, un filósofo político, y uno de los padres fundadores de los Estados Unidos. Fue un político en Massachusetts, que se convirtió en la Revolución estadounidense en un líder del movimiento, y uno de los arquitectos de los principios del republicanismo estadounidense que moldeó la cultura política de los Estados Unidos.
Samuel Adams, "Samuel Adams to the Representatives of Boston, May 24, 1764," in The Writings of Samuel Adams vol I 1764-1769, edited by Harry Alonzo Cushing (G.P. Putnum, 1904) 5. Samuel Adams to Arthur Lee December 31, 1773, accessed November 2021, Samuel Adams Heritage Society .
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4 de jul. de 2000 · Historian Page Smith: “Samuel Adams, mild as milk, quiet, prudent, with a strange delicacy of manner, a soft persuasiveness, had the keenest grasp of the temper and character of the people.”. He was born in his family’s Purchase Street home fronting Boston Harbor, the South End of Boston, September 16, 1722. His mother Mary Fifield was ...
22 de oct. de 2022 · In “The Revolutionary,” Stacy Schiff presents an enthralling portrait of Samuel Adams, who, perhaps more than any other of America’s founders, set the country on its course toward independence.
