Name: The Boston Tea Party: How a Colonial Rebellion Against British Taxation Sparked the American Revolution
SKU: 68930480
Price: 8726.00 CRC
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Author: Johnson, Victor G.
ISBN: 9798170874330

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The Boston Tea Party: How a Colonial Rebellion Against British Taxation Sparked the American Revolution

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Libro Físico

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Independently published

Autor

Johnson, Victor G.

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798170874330

The Boston Tea Party: How a Colonial Rebellion Against British Taxation Sparked the American Revolution

Johnson, Victor G. (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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On a cold December night, a handful of ordinary men decided they would rather destroy a fortune in tea than accept a tax they never agreed to. What happened next didn't just protest an empire. It helped end one. Few people know that the Boston Tea Party had almost nothing to do with the price of tea. Behind the chests dumped into the harbor lies a story of imperial war debt, a trading company on the edge of collapse, a famine that killed over a million people an ocean away, and a decade of taxation battles that had already turned Boston into a powder keg. The hidden truth behind that single night in 1773 stretches from the counting houses of London to the streets of a colony built on smuggled rum, from a massacre that left five colonists dead to a governor who refused, again and again, to let the ships simply sail away. This book matters because the version most people know, tea in the water, colonists in disguise, leaves out everything that made the moment inevitable. What you'll gain is the full picture: the economics, the politics, and the ordinary working people who risked everything while their leaders stood in plain sight, building an alibi. What you're about to discover will change how you see one of America's most familiar stories. This book is for anyone who loves American history, colonial-era drama, or true stories where economics and rebellion collide, and for readers who want more than the textbook version. Now is the time to understand how a tax on tea became the spark for a revolution that changed the world. Ready to see the full story behind the harbor, the ships, and the night that couldn't be undone? Get your copy today and step onto Griffin's Wharf yourself.