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Hello, and thank you for joining the American Revolution.

This week we have a special episode.

Our live roundtable had a discussion earlier this month where we covered the tea hysteria in America following the Boston Tea Party, and we also

talked about the New Hampshire attack on Fort William and Mary in December of 1774.

Our roundtable discussions are recorded live on Zoom. All participants are free to ask questions.

In this case, some of these questions were asked in the comments section, which means I had to

read and respond to them, so you won't hear the questions being asked. However, towards the

end of the evening, people did ask their questions in active discussion,

so you'll hear the question and the answer.

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And here begins our discussion of the T-Histeria of 1774 and the attack on Fort William and Mary.

So today we're going to discuss actually two topics because I wasn't sure I could fill up a full hour with just one.

And they're both interesting topics from 1774.

I've been picking a lot of our topics based on the 250th anniversary

of things. So I wanted to talk a little bit about the anti-T hysteria of 1774, and time-permitting,

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