At the trial following this event, one man made a sarcastic remark about one party acting as a "stoic philosopher".
At the trial following this event, one man made a sarcastic remark about one party acting as a "stoic philosopher". Bartholomew Broaders and Henry Knox were present; Samuel Gray and James Caldwell were central to its results. The prosecution at the trial following it was led by Robert Treat Paine and Samuel Quincy. The commanding (*) officer present, Thomas Preston, was acquitted by Josiah Quincy and John Adams. It involved the throwing of snowballs and debris, and among the three immediate deaths was Crispus Attucks. For 10 points, name this 1770 occurrence in which some redcoats fired on American colonists in a Massachusetts city.
At the trial following this event, one man made a sarcastic remark about one party acting as a "stoic philosopher".
{Boston Massacre} [accept {Boston Riot} or a reasonable equivalent from someone who just wants to show off the fact that he disputes that it’s a “massacre”]