Episode 7. 11 November 1765 – In which a colonial merchant describes a corporation favored by legislators accompanied by Nuala Quickley playing upon the pedal harp. Additionally my old schoolmate and I discovery the Liberty Tree!

Episode 6. 22 October 1765 – In which a lady in a coffeehouse introduces a timely reading from Harbottle Dorr, and we make a visit to the haberdashery of hatmaker William.

Episode 5. 18 August 1765 – In which we set about in a Boston coffeehouse and play charades with a lady and a gentleman who hath composed radical pamphlets!

Episode 4. 23 July 1765 – In which a common shoemaker tells a tale of protest accompanied by Mrs. Dwiggins playing upon the harpsichord. As well we visit a distillery AND Mary, a maker of effigies.

Episode 3. 18 May 1765 – In which a merchant tells the tale of an oppression put upon trade. Accompanied by Winterbottom on the viol. Includes that mobbish song!

Episode 2. 12 April 1765 – In which Harbottle Dorr recites from his newspapers, accompanied by Winterbottom on the viol. As well we visit a coffeehouse to meet with a lady.

Episode 1. 22 March 1765 – In which a shoemaker sets forth as an Agent of Change, accompanied by Mrs. Dwiggins on the harpsichord. As well we visit an impressive artistic personage.