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How did the Boston massacre influence the colonist opinion of England

How did the Boston massacre influence the colonist opinion of England
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How did the Boston massacre influence the colonist opinion of England

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The Boston Massacre, which was told about in countless editorials and paintings, served as a great motivator for colonists to fight against the British. It was actually not truly a "massacre".
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