Samuel Adams

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Noun1.Samuel Adams - American Revolutionary leader and patriotSamuel Adams - American Revolutionary leader and patriot; an organizer of the Boston Tea Party and signer of the Declaration of Independence (1722-1803)
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He had been casting his election vote in Warwick and was then riding home when Nathaniel Quiney, Henry Adams, Samuel Sidney and Thomas Heytree carried out the horrific killing.
Four men receive death sentence for brutal murder; The Coventry Telegraph is looking back over some of the region's most famous and gruesome crimes from our bloody past. Among them are murders and poisonings, along with their resulting executions, with some dating back more than 200 years. Crime reporter BEN ECCLESTON investigates..
The Governor's Council was created by John Adams, Samuel Adams and other Founding Fathers to be a check on the power of the Massachusetts governor.
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This time, it was 37-year-old Madison Dericks, who has disappeared along with John Crayson, Louise Benidict, Jacob Adams, Samuel Carson and Henry Anderson.
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