Essays in the Boston Gazette

E86354

"Essays in the Boston Gazette" is a series of influential political writings by Samuel Adams that helped galvanize colonial opposition to British rule in the years leading up to the American Revolution.


Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf political writing
series of political essays
aim criticize British policies
defend colonial liberties
mobilize colonial resistance
associatedWithEvent American Revolution
American Revolutionary movement
associatedWithPerson Samuel Adams
associatedWithPlace Province of Massachusetts Bay
author Samuel Adams
circulationContext colonial American press
countryOfOrigin Thirteen Colonies
form anonymous and pseudonymous articles
genre political commentary
political essay
hasInfluenceOn American revolutionary ideology
colonial public opinion
patriot movement in Massachusetts
historicalSignificance contributed to the intellectual foundations of the American Revolution
ideology natural rights theory
republicanism
intendedAudience colonists in Massachusetts
readers of the Boston Gazette
language English
mainSubject American liberty
British imperial policy
colonial rights
opposition to British rule in the American colonies
taxation without representation
medium newspaper essays
movement American colonial resistance movement
notableAuthor Samuel Adams
placeInHistory helped galvanize colonial opposition to British rule
politicalAlignment Patriot
anti-British
publicationLocation Boston
publishedIn Boston Gazette
publisher Boston Gazette newspaper
relatedTo Massachusetts patriot leadership
Sons of Liberty
rhetoricalStyle agitational
persuasive
timePeriod 1760s
1770s
pre-Revolutionary era
typeOfWork journalistic political advocacy

Referenced by (1)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Samuel Adams
notableWork

Please wait…