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At the time of the Boston Massacre, John Adams was a patriot grieving the loss of a child with a new baby on the way. Why did he risk his family's livelihood to represent the British soldiers? Dan Abrams: The main reason was that he felt everyone was entitled to a defense
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At the time of the Boston Massacre, John Adams was a patriot grieving the loss of a child with a new baby on the way. Why did he risk his family’s livelihood to represent the British soldiers?
Dan Abrams: The main reason was that he felt everyone was entitled to a defense. But I also think he learned a little about the case and thought there was a legitimate defense—because the events were not as clear cut as some patriots wanted to make them out to be. He also knew there were a couple of attorneys who said they would take the case as long as he was part of the team.
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During the winter and spring of 1861-62, for example, he instructed his aide Charles Marshall to “draft a bill for raising an army by the direct agency of the Confederate Government.” Lee wanted legislation to extend by two years the service of those who previously had enlisted in good faith for 12 months, to classify
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She willing volunteers to serve for the army and give her contribution to the country. As she changed her name from Emma to Edmond's she also changed the way she looked. She cut short her hair and wore male clothes to represent as a male and decided to take part in the war.
She wanted to fight and show her skills and being a woman it didn't stop her from being what she wants to be and do what she feels like doing for the nation and the society. She was misunderstood by the troops as a male and was given a chance in the war.