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a leading member of the Sons of Liberty--Boston--Adams was the passionate leader of the Revolutionary movement in Boston. He was the cousin of John Adams and inspired many American colonists to join the cause of the Revolution against Britain. It is said that Samuel Adams would walk around the streets of Boston for hours at a time in his pursuit of persuading people to join the American Revolutionary Movement.
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