Both Golden Hill and The Boston Massacre tell stories that are in part about the experiences of strangers who arrive in pre-Revolutionary colonial cities.
Compare the challenges faced by Richard Smith in New York City and by British soldiers and their families in Boston as newcomers on the landscape of eighteenth-century North America.
Which city seems to have been more receptive to outsiders?
Compare the challenges faced by Richard Smith in New York City and by British soldiers and their families in Boston.
