would the colonies have declared their independence of samuel adams did not stacy: i think it is pretty clear that the colonies were independent now, at least bound toward some sort of rupture with great britain. what adams does and does in a way that is rather dazzling is articulate what the thinking is to essentially funnel these ideas out of the air, give him a vocabulary, disseminate them and stand by them over the course of 14 years -- 12 years, i guess, when everyone else has deserted the cause. not necessarily decided that american rights and privileges are worth fighting for. the fact he insists on these measures and articulates these measures, i think we owe him a massive debt. there are a lot of other people who are writing similar subjects at a similar time, just not as tenaciously or articulately. host: and the relationship between john, john quincy and sam adams? stacy: he is an immensely good recruiter of men, good at recognizing talent and folding the new recruits into the cause. one of the earliest recruits as his younger cousin, john, 13 years younger. he looks up to sa

she recounted the salem witch trials, benjamin franklin's life in paris and discussed as both of samuel adams>> i want to be a quote from your book b&. america's tiny rain terror , salem represents one of the rare moments in our past when the candles are knocked out and everyone seems to be growing the dark. the place where all the stories begin easy to caricature it is the only travesty acquired on an unrelated holiday it is more difficult to comprehend. what happened? >> which end would you like me to start with? i think colleen needs to be our theme today. what happened is early in 1692, in january two little girls, 19 111 began to exhibit ride and yell and shudder and are ultimately paralyzed and unable to speak and start speaking in what appears to be nonsensical terms. and throwing themselves into fireplaces and falling down a wet well and no one can quite figure out what these things are meant to convey medicine in 1592 massachusetts was credit although these were not epileptic systems. but there had been a few years earlier outbreak of witchcraft which had been very well described by

her appearance, she accounted the salem witch trials and discussed her most recent book about samuel adams. >> host: want to read a quote from "the witches." america's tiny reign of terror the, salem rresents one of the rare moments in our enlighten past when the candles are knocked out and everyone seems to be groping about in the dark. the place wre all good stories begin. easy to caricature, it is the only tragedy that has acquired its own annual unrelated holiday. it is more difficult to comprehend. what happened? >> guest: which end would you like me to start with? >> host: anywhere you want to start. >> guest: i think halloween seems to be our theme today. what happened is early in 1692, in january, two little girls -- one 9 and one 11 -- in a minister's house begin to exhibit signs, bark and yelp and shudder and alternately paralyzed and unable to speak and alternately speaking in what appear to be nonsensical terms and throwing themselves into fireplaces and falling down wells. and no one can quite figure out what these symptoms are really meant to convey. medicine in 1692 massachu

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