# James Otis Jr
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james otis jr. (February 5, 1725 – May 23, 1783) was an American lawyer, political activist, pamphleteer, and legislator in Boston, a member of the Massachusetts provincial assembly, and an early advocate of the Patriot views against the policy of Parliament which led to the American Revolution. His well-known catchphrase "Taxation without Representation is tyranny" became the basic Patriot position.
Ep. 261 Botched Firing Squads and Stage Fires: May's Mortal Mistakes
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From revolutionary heroes to Hollywood legends, the month of May has hosted some of the most bizarre and "metal" departures in human history. In this episode of The Days Grand, Brian Michael Day, Thomas Grand, and Corey dive into a segment titled "Maze Mortal Mistakes," ranking fiv…
The First Time Boston Became An Occupied City
On today’s episode of Founded we find out more about the incredibly unhinged James Otis Jr and the way that Samuel Adams found his way to becoming the chief rabble rouser. The royal governor couldn’t call in troops without permission from the council, but turns out he didn’t need to because the cro…
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John Hancock's name was famous long before he signed the Declaration of Independence — and the story of how he became one of Boston's most powerful merchants reveals exactly why the British crown feared him.
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Rediscovering America's Founding Through Story: Oliver Atkinson. An Interview with David Jones III
In this episode, we explore the power of storytelling to revive interest and understanding in America's revolutionary roots. David Jones III, a passionate author and historian, shares how his background, research, and creative vision bring our nation's early history alive for new generations.
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705. Who Was Mercy Otis Warren?
She grew up in a house with twelve brothers and sisters, snuck into her uncle's library to devour books she wasn't supposed to read, and became one of the sharpest political writers of the American Revolution — armed with nothing but wit, satire, and a pen.
Mercy Otis Warren doesn't get nearly the…
The Printer Who Published The Patriots' "Perfectly Legal" Imports
On today's episode of Founded we're finding out what happens when a merchant stands up to the patriots in regards to their new non-importation agreement. John Mein had opinions he wasn't afraid to share and those opinions bring skepticism to the cause. The drama in the newspapers comes off the page…
Constitution: The REAL Reason it Even Exists.
The founders knew – freedom cannot exist with a government – that doesn’t have strict rules, a clear line in the sand that it’s not allowed to cross. In other words, when government determines the extent of its own power. On this episode, how lessons learned in the American Revolution gave birth to…
Propaganda, Pistols And Pine Tar
On today’s episode of Founded we’re finding out what happened after James Otis Jr got into a fight at the British coffee house and how that incident snowballed into increasing hostility between Bostonians and redcoats. The printer, John Mein, loses his fight against the patriots and we uncover the …
I never knew this about the American Revolution with Eric Metaxas
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