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John Adams defended the British soldiers who fired into the crowd in the Boston Massacre because he believed they had a right to a fair trial. Is this statement true or false?

John Adams defended the British soldiers who fired into the crowd in the Boston Massacre because he believed they had a right to a fair trial. Is this statement true or false?
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John Adams defended the British soldiers who fired into the crowd in the Boston Massacre because he believed they had a right to a fair trial.

Is this statement true or false?

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Answer: True

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the statement is true
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