Captain Thomas Preston was found innocent of all charges related to the Boston Massacre in 1770. He was accused of inciting his troops to fire on a crowd of colonists, resulting in the deaths and injuries of several individuals. The trial highlighted the complexities of the situation, and ultimately, the jury concluded that there was insufficient evidence to convict him. This verdict underscored the challenges of colonial law and the tensions between British soldiers and American colonists.
Captain Preston was defended by John Adams and his assistant Josiah Quincy
lexington
no he didn't
He was born in 1722 the same year as sam Adams
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John Adams believed that captain Preston would help end the war between the colonies and euroupe
"Darn you fire!" Supoosedly that was what he said.
Captain Preston
Captain Preston was guilty charged with man-slaughter; meaning he acted in self defense.
Captain Preston did not order the soldiers to fire their bayonets.
john adams
Captain Preston