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Sons of Liberty is a Action & Adventure, Drama, History, Mini-Series series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (8 episodes). The series first aired on January 25, 2015. It has moderate reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 7.5.
Sons of Liberty is available for streaming on the History website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Sons of Liberty on demand at Apple TV+, Amazon, Vudu, Starz, Google Play, iTunes online.
- Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays 9:00 PM et/pt on History
- 1 Season, 8 Episodes
- January 25, 2015
- Action & Adventure, Drama, History, Mini-Series
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/10 - Cast: Ben Barnes As Samuel Adams Dean Norris As Benjamin Franklin Emily Berrington As Margaret Kemble Gage Henry Thomas As John Quincy Adams Jason O'Mara As George Washington Kevin Ryan As John Pitcairn Marton Csokas As General Thomas Gage Michael Raymond-James As Paul Revere Rafe Spall As John Hancock Ryan Eggold As Joseph Warren
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While both sides prepare for an inevitable war, Sam and Hancock work with Ben Franklin to convince the rest of the colonial representatives in Congress to support independence.
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The superior British Royal Army massacres the rest of colonial militia at the famed Battle of Lexington. The two forces clash again at Concord, forcing the British to retreat.
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Paul Revere sets off on his legendary midnight ride.
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The two forces clash at the Battles of Lexington and Concord; Sam, Hancock and Ben Franklin try to convince Colonial representatives to support the cause of independence; Gen. Gage attacks the Colonists at Bunker Hill.
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The British Crown responds to the colonists' destruction of 600,000 pounds of tea by sending the ruthless General Thomas Gage to Boston to snuff out the rebellion. The general's tumultuous relationship with his wife, Margaret, leaves her vulnerable and soon, she engages in an affair with Sam Adams's close friend, Dr. Joseph Warren. To combat the growing British threat, Sam, John Hancock and John Adams meet with the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia. But when the other colonists refuse to aid Boston, Sam and Hancock take George Washington's advice and begin training their own army.
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In Boston, Sam Adams--brilliant but deeply in debt--incites the anger of the British crown after accidentally provoking the destruction of the royal governor's mansion. With the British authorities on his tail, Sam is forced to turn to a wealthy socialite--John Hancock--for help. But when their association ruins Hancock's British business connections, together, Sam and Hancock establish an ingenious black market smuggling operation only to have it swiftly shut down by the royal governor. Once again, riots consume the streets of Boston. Sam engineers a protest of loyalist businesses, but when a young boy is murdered by a British supporter, the conflict with the British goes from a dispute about money and taxation to a fight for freedom.
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Sam Adams is pursued by British authorities; riots break out in Boston.
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British troops battle American colonists.
