two of our founding fathers, sam and john adams, actual members of the same family, find themselves ater the growing revolution. while sam keeps the fervor of the rebellion boiling in the streets, john adams isn't sure that defying the king, act of treason, punishable by death, is a good idea. even after the boston massacre, john adams needs more convincing before committing to revolution. >> good god, a riot with this. >> the boston massacre becomes a huge propaganda effort for samuel adams and the sons of liberty. you've got an immediately famous engraving by paul revere. it is one of the most inaccurate pieces of propaganda ever produced by an american press. almost nothing in it is correct. >> early instance, colonies, power of we now call media to shape public opinion. >> liar, liar. >> samuel, you've replaced the customs house with butchers hall. what else have you changed? look around you, cousins. the people demand justice. by the actions of an angry mob, samuel, justice -- killed five of our own. when are you going to get off the fence and join the cause of your brethren? >> s

long before george washington leads an army or thomas jefferson writes of independence, sam adams unitestakes on the british empire. even more than a founding father, adams is the architect of the revolution, and it is his fight for the natural rights of men that makes america possible. >> gentlemen, i propose we establish an association for the purpose of resisting these attacks for our rights. >> hear, hear. >> the natural liberty of man is to be free from any superior power on earth, not be under the will or the legislative authority of man. but only to have the laws of nature for his rule. >> along with hancock and his cousin john, sam's inner circle includes silversmith and master organizer paul revere. and an often overlooked hero, dr. joseph warren. >> in defending those same rights, as british citizens against the tyranny of crime by force if necessary. >> by force. is there some patriot army that you're keeping from us, dr. warren? [ shouts ] >> outside in the streets, the city celebrates guy fox day. >> guy fox day goes back to when guy fox planned to blow up the english parlia

. >> the letters find their way to sam adams who, of course, knows exactly what do to do with them.the peace and good order of the colonies, there must be a great restraint of natural liberty, enbridgement of english lishliberties. >> franklin probably had the idea he could pin the problem between the american colonies and on hutchison. >> how could you be so blind? >> i felt if i shared the letters, perhaps my rebellious friends would make peace. >> my goodness. you had no idea what it was like for us here in the colonies. >> franklin is so out of touch, he doesn't realize that neither side wants peace. the british are outraged that the private letters wind up in american hands. the controversy surrounding their source even leads two prominent gentlemen to a duel. ♪ ♪ realizing the furor he's caused, franklin confesses publicly in a london newspaper. ♪ >> finding two gentlemen have been unffrl ortunately engaged duel, i feel it incumbent upon me to declare that i transmitted to boston the letters in question. >> was a brave thing you did, ben, but in avoiding another duel, you may

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