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James Otis's goal differed from that of Sam Adams's in their reasons to fight a war. Otis's reason was for peace for his fellow men and to fight so that "a man can stand up." In other words, he meant that people give up all that they have and fight just for the rights of individuals everywhere. In contrast, Adam's reason for war was because of his personal history that implies that he may want to start war out of revenge.

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Q: On Johnny Tremain how did James Otis's goal differ from that of sam Adams?
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