Boston in the American Revolution

Set against the backdrop of 1764 Massachusetts, the narrative explores the complexities of rebellion against British rule following the Sugar Act. The author uncovers the nuanced relationships among key figures like Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and Paul Revere, revealing their flaws and conflicts. While the rebels are often romanticized, this account presents them as reluctant allies amidst a turbulent struggle. With a guide to historical sites, the book delves into the radicalization of Boston and its pivotal role in the founding of the United States, challenging prevailing myths.