American Revolutionaries: Life times of Samuel Adams

By Alex B Guzman

Although Samuel Adams is arguably the least celebrated and overlooked of the founding fathers, the American Revolution would not have occurred without him. Adams, a mastermind behind the civil disobedience and political bluffs that have come to characterize American politics, cleverly pressured Britain into taking forceful military action that ultimately caused the irreparable breakup of the empire. His impressive political career covers all the key topics related to America's decision to become a nation, from the Declaration of Independence to the idea of taxation without representation. John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington all agreed that Samuel Adams laid the groundwork for the founding of our country. His narrative is finally being revealed in this captivating biography, which also fully acknowledges his significant role in American history.

The book is an insightful history of the most significant Founding Father-the one who supported the mental shift that gave rise to the American Revolution. It is a wonderful book that is equally enjoyable and crucially necessary.
"A superbly written, priceless biography Guzman cleverly draws parallels between the past and our present and future, highlighting Adams' lessons and reclaiming our country's self-evident values at a time when it felt like we had forgotten them."

Samuel Adams was the guy, according to Thomas Jefferson, if there was a leader of the Revolution. Adams oversaw what might be referred to as the biggest civil resistance movement in American history, using lofty objectives and rough-and-tumble methods.

This book restores Adams to his rightful place of prominence while introducing us to the cunning and persuasive figure who provided the moral compass for the American Revolution. Adams intensified the Boston Massacre because he was a unique person at an unusual time. He had a key role in organizing the Boston Tea Party. He used every means at his disposal to unify a town, a colony, and eventually a group of colonies behind him in order to advance the cause that gave birth to a nation. Paul Revere, who rode to Lexington in 1775 to warn Samuel Adams that he was going to be imprisoned for treason, later rose to the position of most wanted man in America as a result of his actions.

Guzman uses his expert skills to show Adams's journey from aimless kid of a wealthy family to indefatigable, seductive radical who inspired the colonies in the book. unique, deliriously theatrical, and arresting.

Enjoy the historical journey of the American Revolution...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0BKRWXVZG
• ISBN13: 9798360920045
• Release Date: October 2022
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 0.26 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"