Chapter 3
Chapter 3
[3.i.3] Redcoats among Civilians Heightens Fear of Forced Tax Collection
[3.i.5] Early Pamphleteering Rejects Taxation
Farmer & Regulate
[3.k.2] The Empire Strikes Back
After the Boston Tea Party, Parliament retaliated with measures known as Intolerable Acts:
(1) closed Boston harbor,
(2) devolved Massachusetts into a common Royal colony,
(3) permitted the governor to use force to suppress insurrection, and
(4) threatened to quarter troops at public expense if barracks were not provided.