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What role did Freemasonry play in the American Revolution?
Freemasons and their lodges played a quiet yet prominent part in the events surrounding the American Revolution. The Green Dragon Tavern in Boston, which served as a Masonic hall where the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts was organized under Grand Master Joseph Warren, functioned as a major hub of revolutionary planning. Leaders including Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, Warren, John Hancock, and James Otis met there, and the Boston Tea Party was planned and executed by a club formed within the lodge.
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