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Born September 9, 1711 • Boston • Massachusetts
Died June 3, 1780 (aged 68) • London • England
Title / Office governor (1771-1774), Massachusetts
Role In Boston Tea Party
William Weld
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Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
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Gilbert Stuart: portrait of John Adams
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Calvin Coolidge
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Mitt Romney
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Deval Patrick
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Elbridge Gerry
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Benjamin F. Butler
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Michael Dukakis
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Bronson Alcott
Bronson Alcott
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Nathaniel P. Banks
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John Hancock
John Hancock
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