Why did John Adams defend British soldiers accused of participation in the Boston Massacre? A. He wanted to improve his knowledge of British trial law.
B. He wanted the experience in court to further his career.
C. He wanted a quick conviction of guilt for all the soldiers.
D. He wanted to show that colonists believed in justice.

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