JOHN ADAMS
Facts are stubborn things.
Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.
Argument in defense of the soldiers, Boston, 1770
ADAMS · BOSTON, 1770
Facts are stubborn things.
Adams, defending the least popular clients in Boston, 1770.
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| source | Argument in defense of the British soldiers, December 1770 |
|---|---|
| typeface | Caslon |
| paper | 100 lb cream cover, 18 x 24 |
| press | Thomas Graphics, Austin, Texas |
| edition | — |
From John Adams's argument in defense of the British soldiers tried for the Boston Massacre, December 1770. The sheet sets the full sentence, not the shortened meme.
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