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Boston Tea Party (1773). Old House, formerly in Dock Square, where the tea-plot is said to have been hatched. 19th-century engraving. Boston Tea Party. It took place on 16 December 1773. American colonists, disguised as Mohawk Native Americans, threw more than three hundred boxes of tea into the sea. It was an act of protest by the Sons of Liberty against Great Britain, to protest against the tea taxes and the monopoly exercised by the East India Company to trade it. Old House, formerly in Dock Square, where the tea-plot is said to have been hatched. Engraving. Historia biografica de los Presidentes de los Estados Unidos (Biographical story of the Presidents of the United States). Published in Barcelona by Montaner y Simon, 1885. Boston

Boston Tea Party (1773). Old House, formerly in Dock Square, where the tea-plot is said to have been hatched. 19th-century engraving. Boston Tea Party. It took place on 16 December 1773. American colonists, disguised as Mohawk Native Americans, threw more than three hundred boxes of tea into the sea. It was an act of protest by the Sons of Liberty against Great Britain, to protest against the tea taxes and the monopoly exercised by the East India Company to trade it. Old House, formerly in Dock Square, where the tea-plot is said to have been hatched. Engraving. Historia biografica de los Presidentes de los Estados Unidos (Biographical story of the Presidents of the United States). Published in Barcelona by Montaner y Simon, 1885. Boston

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Boston Tea Party (1773). Old House, formerly in Dock Square, where the tea-plot is said to have been hatched. 19th-century engraving. Boston Tea Party. It took place on 16 December 1773. American colonists, disguised as Mohawk Native Americans, threw more than three hundred boxes of tea into the sea. It was an act of protest by the Sons of Liberty against Great Britain, to protest against the tea taxes and the monopoly exercised by the East India Company to trade it. Old House, formerly in Dock Square, where the tea-plot is said to have been hatched. Engraving. Historia biografica de los Presidentes de los Estados Unidos (Biographical story of the Presidents of the United States). Published in Barcelona by Montaner y Simon, 1885. Boston

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