"Then and there the child Independence was born" : long before Lexington, James Otis' fight for civil liberties gave heart to the rebel cause : but why did he behave so strangely as the Revolution neared? Which side was he on?
1962
973.05 A512 1962 v. 13 no. 2
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Title
"Then and there the child Independence was born" : long before Lexington, James Otis' fight for civil liberties gave heart to the rebel cause : but why did he behave so strangely as the Revolution neared? Which side was he on?
Published
1962
Description
36-39, 82-84 : ill., ports. ; 29 cm.
Call Number
973.05 A512 1962 v. 13 no. 2
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