Thomas Hutchinson

Historian and Governor of Massachusetts Bay

Thomas Hutchinson - Historian and Governor of Massachusetts Bay
Born

September 9th, 1711
313 years ago

Died

June 3rd, 1780
244 years ago — 68 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

England

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An English historian and politician, served as the last civilian Governor of the province of Massachusetts Bay before the American Revolution. Hutchinson's tenure as governor coincided with a period of escalating tensions between the colonies and Great Britain. He authored several historical works, including a significant history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, providing insights into colonial life and governance. His writings offer detailed accounts of the political and social circumstances of his time. Hutchinson faced strong opposition from rebel factions during the revolution, leading to his eventual departure from Boston in 1774.

Served as the last governor of Massachusetts Bay

Authored a history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

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