Clarke Peters
speaker
443 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 11 Jun
Clarke Peters’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Redcoats stand still as mannequins, powerless to intervene.
When the Massachusetts governor hears of this, he decides to end the circus.
The soldiers give up on Manufactory House.
alternative accommodation is eventually found.
With no blood spilled, ordinary Bostonians have defeated the world's most powerful military.
Samuel Adams writes a report of the drama.
These days, not much of importance happens in Boston without it being captured by his pen.
At Purchase Street, he works late into the night, cocooned in the soft glow of candlelight.
He writes and writes.
The Protestant work ethic never dims.
With the arrival of the Redcoats, Adams publishes a torrent of critical pieces.
Each is written under an assumed name.
Tonight, as his wife hears the scratching of his pen on the page, he's at work on a new venture.
This one is called The Journal of Occurrences.
It details the most sickening, hateful abuses committed by the British against the innocents of Boston.
Much of the content is exaggerated or simply made up.
The Redcoats are accused of every sin imaginable.
According to Adams' account, sadism comes as naturally to them as breathing.
But accuracy isn't the point.
This is pure propaganda.
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