
Old Boston Taverns and Tavern Clubs
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Authors:
- Drake, Samuel Adams
1833 - 1905
- Watkins, Walter Kendall
1855 - 1934
About this book
In the vibrant tapestry of colonial America, taverns emerged as crucial hubs for social interaction and political discourse. In "Old Boston Taverns and Tavern Clubs," Samuel Adams Drake meticulously explores these establishments, highlighting their roles in fostering community ties and shaping revolutionary thought. From the spirited debates over unalienable rights to the clandestine meetings that preceded the fight for independence, these taverns were more than mere watering holes; they were the crucibles of change. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this work offers a compelling glimpse into the past, revealing how these gathering places influenced the course of American history. Discover the profound impact of Boston's taverns in this essential historical document.
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