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4:33Now PlayingJohn Robson looks at March 31 1774 when the Port of Boston Act became law, as part of a series of measures doubling down on the British government’s denial of basic English liberties to the English in Massachusetts by insisting on taxation without representation, limiting trial by jury and quartering troops in colonists’ homes. MORE
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