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    Raucous Rebel: Dr. Thomas Young and Boston's Venues of Revolution

    Raucous Rebel: Dr. Thomas Young and Boston's Venues of Revolution

    Presented by Old South Meeting House at Old South Meeting House

    September 15, 2009

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    He marched in the streets, pressured recalcitrant merchants, and propagandized in the press. He helped form the Committees of Correspondence and pen its influential “Boston Pamphlet.” He gave a rousing closing speech at the massive tea tax meeting at Old South Meeting House. Dr. Thomas Young was one of Boston’s most colorful colonial characters. Acclaimed author Ray Raphael looks at how Boston provided a political atmosphere that allowed such a raucous rebel to flourish. Free and Open to the Public. Booksigning to follow. This program is generously funded by the Lowell Institute.


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        Old South Meeting House

        310 Washington Street
        Boston, MA 02108

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        Tickets: Free and Open to the Public

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        September 15, 2009

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        6:00 pm

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