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	*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{Wiki\|~~Bill~~ of ~~Rights~~\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{Wiki\|Declaration of Right, 1689\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''

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	*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our rights. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{Wiki\|Bill of Rights\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''

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	*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our ~~{{Wiki\|Bill of Rights\|~~rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our rights. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''

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	*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{~~WPS~~\|Bill of Rights\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{Wiki\|Bill of Rights\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''

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	*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our rights. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{WPS\|Bill of Rights\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor - who was compelled to quarter British troops. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''

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	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''

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	{{Era\|Memories\|AC3}}		{{Era\|Memories\|AC3}}
	{{Memory Infobox		{{Memory Infobox
	\|image = ACIII-JohnsonTrail 12.png		\| image = ACIII-JohnsonTrail 12.png
	\|description = ''Find [[Samuel Adams]] to learn more about [[William Johnson]]'s plans.''		\| description = ''Find [[Samuel Adams]] to learn more about [[William Johnson]]'s plans.''
	\|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		\| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''
	\|type = Main		\| type = Main
	\|fullsync = <small>		\| fullsync = <small>
	*Stay below notoriety level 2.		*Stay below notoriety level 2.
	*Limit [[Firearms\|firearm]] use - 6		*Limit [[Firearms\|firearm]] use - 6
	*Use powder kegs to destroy smuggled cargo - 3		*Use powder kegs to destroy smuggled cargo - 3
	*Completed all the constraints in one playthrough.</small>		*Completed all the constraints in one playthrough.</small>
	\|previous = [[The Hard Way]]		\| previous = [[The Hard Way]]
	\|next = [[The Angry Chef]]		\| next = [[The Angry Chef]]
	\|~~ancestor~~ = [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]		\| source = [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]
	\|location = [[Davenport Homestead]], [[Massachusetts\|Massachusetts Bay]], [[United States\|British America]]<br>[[Boston]], Massachusetts Bay, British America		\| location = [[Davenport Homestead]], [[Massachusetts\|Massachusetts Bay]], [[United States\|British America]]<br>[[Boston]], Massachusetts Bay, British America
	\|date = 6 November 1773}}		\| date = 6 November 1773}}
	'''On Johnson's Trail''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus]].		'''On Johnson's Trail''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus]].

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	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''

	{{AC3Memories}}		{{AC3Memories}}
	[[Category:Memories of Ratonhnhaké:ton]]		[[Category:Memories of Ratonhnhaké:ton]]
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	\| source = [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]		\| source = [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]
	\| location = [[Davenport Homestead]], [[Massachusetts\|Massachusetts Bay]], [[United States\|British America]]<br>[[Boston]], Massachusetts Bay, British America		\| location = [[Davenport Homestead]], [[Massachusetts\|Massachusetts Bay]], [[United States\|British America]]<br>[[Boston]], Massachusetts Bay, British America
	\| date = 6 November 1773}}		\| date = 12 October - 6 November 1773<ref>[[Database: Connor Kenway (ACI)]]</ref>}}
	'''On Johnson's Trail''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus\|Animus 3.0]].		'''On Johnson's Trail''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Ratonhnhaké:ton]]'s [[Genetic memory\|genetic memories]], relived by [[Desmond Miles]] in 2012 through the [[Animus\|Animus 3.0]].

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	*'''Connor:''' ''What brings you here? Is the village alright?''		*'''Connor:''' ''What brings you here? Is the village alright?''
	*'''Kanen'tó:kon:''' ''For now.''		*'''Kanen'tó:kon:''' ''For now.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''What do you mean? What has happened?''		*'''Connor:''' ''What do you mean? What has happened?''
	*'''Kanen'tó:kon:''' ''Men came, claiming we had to leave. They said that the land was being sold and that the [[Iroquois\|Confederacy]] had consented. We sent an envoy, but they would not listen.''		*'''Kanen'tó:kon:''' ''Men came, claiming we had to leave. They said that the land was being sold and that the [[Iroquois\|Confederacy]] had consented. We sent an envoy, but they would not listen.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You must refuse!''		*'''Connor:''' ''You must refuse!''
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	Connor then traveled to Boston, and sought out Samuel Adams.		Connor then traveled to Boston, and sought out Samuel Adams.
	[[File:ACIII-JohnsonTrail 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Samuel Adams along with Paul Revere]]		[[File:ACIII-JohnsonTrail 7.png\|thumb\|250px\|Samuel Adams along with Paul Revere]]
	*'''[[Paul Revere\|Paul]]:''' ''Look, sanctions and demonstrations won't suffice, Sam. We need to ACT. And I'm talking about more than a sternly worded letter.''		*'''[[Paul Revere\|Paul]]:''' ''Look, sanctions and demonstrations won't suffice, Sam. We need to ACT. And I'm talking about more than a sternly worded letter.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''I sympathize with your frustrations, gentlemen. But surely you can understand my reluctance to kick the hornet's nest.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''I sympathize with your frustrations, gentlemen. But surely you can understand my reluctance to kick the hornet's nest.''
	*'''Paul:''' ''The Tories sting no matter what we do. Might as well make it count.''		*'''Paul:''' ''The Tories sting no matter what we do. Might as well make it count.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Ah, Connor. Hello again. What brings you to Boston?''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Ah, Connor. Hello again. What brings you to Boston?''
	*'''Connor:''' ''You.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Would you excuse us fellows?''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Would you excuse us fellows?''
	Samuel and Connor started walking.		Samuel and Connor started walking.
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Thank you. That conversation was about to turn unpleasant. Now, what can I do for you?''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Thank you. That conversation was about to turn unpleasant. Now, what can I do for you?''
	*'''Connor:''' ''I was hoping you could help me locate William Johnson.''		*'''Connor:''' ''I was hoping you could help me locate William Johnson.''
	* '''Samuel:''' ''Of course. I'm headed to a meeting with some men who should be able to help. Why don't you come along? It's good to see the people finally taking a stand against injustice...''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Of course. I'm headed to a meeting with some men who should be able to help. Why don't you come along? It's good to see the people finally taking a stand against injustice...''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Says the man who owns a [[Slavery\|slave]].''		*'''Connor:''' ''Says the man who owns a [[Slavery\|slave]].''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Who, [[Surry]]? I practice what I preach, my friend. She's not a slave, but a freed woman... At least on paper. Men's minds are not so easily turned. It is a tragedy that for all our progress, still we cling to such barbarism.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Then speak out against it.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{Wiki\|Declaration of Right, 1689\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''We must focus first on defending our {{Wiki\|Declaration of Right, 1689\|rights}}. When this is done, we'll have the luxury of addressing these other matters.''
	* '''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''		*'''Connor:''' ''You speak as though your condition is equal to that of the slaves. It is not.''
	* '''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor—who was compelled to quarter [[British Army\|British troops]]. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''Tell that to my neighbor—who was compelled to quarter [[British Army\|British troops]]. Or to my friend who's store was closed because he displeased the Crown. The people here are no freer than Surry.''
	*'''''Connor:''' You offer excuses instead of solutions. All people should be equal and not in turns.''		*'''''Connor:''' You offer excuses instead of solutions. All people should be equal and not in turns.''
	*'''''Samuel:''' It's in turns or not at all. We must compromise Connor however painful that may be. Try and solve all the [[Earth\|world]]'s problems at the same time you'll wind up solving none at all.''		*'''''Samuel:''' It's in turns or not at all. We must compromise Connor however painful that may be. Try and solve all the [[Earth\|world]]'s problems at the same time you'll wind up solving none at all.''
	[[File:ACIII-JohnsonTrail 9.png\|thumb\|250px\|Samuel and Connor watching the attack]]		[[File:ACIII-JohnsonTrail 9.png\|thumb\|250px\|Samuel and Connor watching the attack]]
	They then came across a man having an argument with a British taxman.		They then came across a man having an argument with a British taxman.
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	Stephane then threw the contents of his chamberpot down at the taxman.		Stephane then threw the contents of his chamberpot down at the taxman.
	*'''Redcoat:''' ''Bollocks! We're coming in!''		*'''Redcoat:''' ''Bollocks! We're coming in!''
	* '''Samuel:''' ''I trust the mounting evidence is proof enough, Connor.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''I trust the mounting evidence is proof enough, Connor.''
	*'''Connor:''' ''Continue on. I shall meet you at our destination.''		*'''Connor:''' ''Continue on. I shall meet you at our destination.''
	Connor then defended Stephane Chapheau from the Redcoats.		Connor then defended Stephane Chapheau from the Redcoats.
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	*'''Connor:''' ''Where is he now?''		*'''Connor:''' ''Where is he now?''
	*'''William:''' ''I've never met the man.''		*'''William:''' ''I've never met the man.''
	* '''Samuel:''' ''May I ask why you seek him, Connor?''		*'''Samuel:''' ''May I ask why you seek him, Connor?''
	*'''Connor:''' ''He intends to purchase the land upon which my village stands without the consent of my people.''		*'''Connor:''' ''He intends to purchase the land upon which my village stands without the consent of my people.''
	*'''Samuel:''' ''No doubt the revenue from his little smuggling endeavor is financing the acquisition. A tax enforced on tea grants a boon to smugglers. I'll wager the same men who levy the taxes are selling the tea. A stage requires a spectacle and I may know the play. Connor, head back to the docks and see to the destruction of the tea. If you should need us return here.''		*'''Samuel:''' ''No doubt the revenue from his little smuggling endeavor is financing the acquisition. A tax enforced on tea grants a boon to smugglers. I'll wager the same men who levy the taxes are selling the tea. A stage requires a spectacle and I may know the play. Connor, head back to the docks and see to the destruction of the tea. If you should need us return here.''