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CSPAN2 Book TV December 12, 2010

have here are difficult or even impossible to find elsewhere in the united states. it s a real benefit to scholars like myself. keeping with that actually the beginning and ending of my talk, the evidence is drawn from the revolutionary war pension records, which is one of the many items that they have here in the collection. so thanks to all of you for coming. in 1820a61 year-old ohio blacksmith with no more than $70 worth of property to his name made a startling admission in court. i was on board the east india companies ship and the harbor at boston and assisted in throwing the tea overboard on the 18th of december. being been 15 years of age. well, he was off by two days. the boston tea party to place on november 16th. joshua wiener had just done what no more than four or five people had ever done before. he confessed to participating in the boston tea party. went on to describe his participation in the boughs of bunker hill. he was attempting to gain attention from ....

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CSPAN2 December 5, 2010

it s not that they don t want tea, they re obsessed with tea. they want to keep drinking it. and this was the fear. even though the tea act was to mean cheaper tea for the colonists, this is going to mean a reduction in the cost of the tea. but what the boston sons of liberty argue is this was just a way to seduce the colonists into paying taxes for which they had not given consent. even though they had taken the taxes off what the east india company paid in london, the american colonists were still going to have to pay tax on the tea that had arrived in america. it s not as if the sons of liberty are worried about higher taxes at that moment, but they are worried about the principle of taxation without consent because they were worried that might lead to higher taxes later on. meanwhile, writers in new york city and philadelphia were warning the americans what would the boss bostonians wht would happen if they allowed the tea to land, and the bostonians and americans ....

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