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Before the Boston Tea Party, colonists fought over pine trees. Craig Caudill explains why eastern white pine was valuable for Royal Navy ship masts, what the King’s Broad Arrow meant, and how enforcement of the pine laws led to the Pine Tree Riot of 1772 in Weare, New Hampshire. Discover how this tree connects American history with practical woodland knowledge. If a king claimed the trees on your land, would you let him take them? Tell us in the comments. #AmericanHistory #ColonialHistory #EasternWhitePine
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