Personal Narrative: In A Boston Tea Party
I was born in Boston, Massachusetts on September 27, 1722. At a young age, I studied religion and law at Harvard University where I discovered my famous admiration for politics. After achieving my master’s degree 1743, focusing heavily on politics, I became indecisive with my path of career choice. Soon after, I began writing for The Independent Advertiser, a radical newspaper, where I could express my opinions about British rule anonymously. Unfortunately, the newspaper had little success due to the lack of following amongst the mass of citizens. Nevertheless, I was beginning to be a “visible popular leader who would spend a great deal of time in the public eye agitating for resistance (Kindig, 1995).”
Eventually, I made a name for myself …show more content…
I arranged for the Sons of Liberty, led by Paul Revere, to storm a British ship full of tea cargo and dump it into the water below. This drove the colonies into the brink of war because every time a British ship would enter the Boston Harbor, the tea cargo would be confiscated and dumped overboard. The revolution began in full swing as I represented Massachusetts in the first continental congress where I argued strongly for the separation of the separation of the colonies from British rule. I helped guide congress towards issuing the declaration of independence, and was one of the 56 signers of our nations glorified document of …show more content…
His views of rebellion remained strong, even in times of doubt of his followers. Samuel Adams role, in my mind, played as the father of the American Revolution and the savior of the Americas. His knowledgeable strategies of verbal warfare against British Rule was a sure attack of rebellion and made it almost effortless to enforce power by numbers amongst his fellow colonies. The American Revolution would be at an extreme loss without the presence of Samuel Adams. He is the reason that we as Americans are free from British rule and taxation. Adams enforced the liberty of our nation, and declared that a document must be put in place for our freedom from Britain. With the absence of Samuel Adams, our colonies would remain enslaved under British rule and we as a whole would not become a separate united
Eventually, I made a name for myself …show more content…
I arranged for the Sons of Liberty, led by Paul Revere, to storm a British ship full of tea cargo and dump it into the water below. This drove the colonies into the brink of war because every time a British ship would enter the Boston Harbor, the tea cargo would be confiscated and dumped overboard. The revolution began in full swing as I represented Massachusetts in the first continental congress where I argued strongly for the separation of the separation of the colonies from British rule. I helped guide congress towards issuing the declaration of independence, and was one of the 56 signers of our nations glorified document of …show more content…
His views of rebellion remained strong, even in times of doubt of his followers. Samuel Adams role, in my mind, played as the father of the American Revolution and the savior of the Americas. His knowledgeable strategies of verbal warfare against British Rule was a sure attack of rebellion and made it almost effortless to enforce power by numbers amongst his fellow colonies. The American Revolution would be at an extreme loss without the presence of Samuel Adams. He is the reason that we as Americans are free from British rule and taxation. Adams enforced the liberty of our nation, and declared that a document must be put in place for our freedom from Britain. With the absence of Samuel Adams, our colonies would remain enslaved under British rule and we as a whole would not become a separate united