The Boston Tea Party Opera

"The famous cry at the Boston Tea Party of “no taxation without representation” in 1773 reflected one of the major grievances of American colonists and provided a direct link back to Sir Edward Coke’s interpretation of Clause 12 in Magna Carta from the original 1215 manuscript." http://www.lynnnews.co.uk/news/local/latest-local-news/holkham-s-role-in-the-revival-of-magna-carta-1-6793360

Holkham’s role in the revival of Magna Carta This summer marks a series of events celebrating the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta – and it will also feature in a new display at Holkham Hall.

"n 1860 the Boston historian and activist William Cooper Nell received new information about Crispus Attucks and his family. It doesn't appear to have been analyzed by more recent historians."

Boston 1775: More Information about the Attucks Family Labels: animals, blacks, Crispus Attucks, Framingham, Natick, Native Americans, Prince Yongey/Prince Jonar, remembering the Revolution, Sutton, Thomas Buckminster, William Brown