The Writings of Samuel Adams

The collection of letters from Samuel Adams, spanning 1770 to 1773, offers an insightful perspective on a pivotal era in American history. As a key Founding Father and advocate for revolution, Adams played a significant role in mobilizing colonial support against British rule, notably during the Stamp Act protests and leading up to the Boston Tea Party. His correspondence reflects his political philosophy and contributions to the formation of American republicanism, providing a rich historical context for understanding the fight for independence.