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Today on *Dave Does History*, we are digging into a law that did not just ruffle feathers—it rattled rafters. The Quartering Act of 1774, passed by a distant Parliament, gave royal governors the power to house British soldiers in uninhabited buildings across the colonies. To many Americans, it felt like a military boot stomping through the front gate. While it never quite put redcoats in the family parlor, it planted deep fears about government overreach and unchecked authority. This was not just about barns and barracks. It was about control, property, and liberty. We will explore what the law said, how colonists reacted, and why this act became a key grievance in the Declaration of Independence. Along the way, we will visit New Brunswick, New Jersey, where peace with the British army once reigned—before war changed everything. Grab a seat. History just knocked on the door and asked for a room.
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