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Thomas Hutchinson was a colonial administrator who served as governor of Massachusetts Bay several times before the American Revolution. He was a loyalist who opposed colonial rights and supported British taxes, and he was exiled to England after the war.
5. Sept. 2024 · Thomas Hutchinson was the royal governor of Massachusetts Bay (1771–74) who resisted colonial independence and faced the Boston Tea Party. He later advised George III and the British ministry on North American affairs and wrote a history of Massachusetts.
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Thomas Hutchinson (* 9. September 1711 in Boston, Province of Massachusetts Bay; † 3. Juni 1780 in Brompton, England) war ein Geschäftsmann, Historiker und prominenter Politiker der Loyalisten in der Province of Massachusetts Bay in den Jahren vor der Amerikanischen Revolution.
29. Okt. 2009 · Learn about Thomas Hutchinson, a colonial American politician, judge and historian who became the last civilian royal governor of Massachusetts in 1771. Find out how he supported parliamentary authority, faced mob violence, and was replaced by General Thomas Gage before the Revolutionary War.
Thomas Hutchinson was a loyalist governor of Massachusetts Bay during the American Revolution. He opposed the Stamp Act, the Townshend Acts, and the Coercive Acts, but was unpopular with the radicals and left for England in 1774.
Learn about Thomas Hutchinson, the last royal governor of Massachusetts and a moderate loyalist during the American Revolution. Find out his role in the Stamp Act, the Boston Massacre, and the Albany Plan of Union.
10. Feb. 2024 · Thomas Hutchinson (1711-1780) was a prominent Massachusetts politician who served as Lieutenant Governor and Governor during the Stamp Act Crisis and the Boston Tea Party. He supported British policies and opposed the Patriots, but was recalled to England and died there in 1780.
