During "Cool, Considerate Men," what does John Hancock mean by "British half-crown" when he says, ". . . traitors to what? The British crown, or the British half-crown"? [By "the British Crown" he meant the king. By "the British half Crown" he was just referring to the money in use by the British at the time.] Answered by papajim
1776 (1972) - 1 question
Directed by Peter H. Hunt, starring Donald Madden, Howard Da Silva, John Cullum, Ken Howard, William Daniels
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During "Cool, Considerate Men," what does John Hancock mean by "British half-crown" when he says, ". . . traitors to what? The British crown, or the British half-crown"? [By "the British Crown" he meant the king. By "the British half Crown" he was just referring to the money in use by the British at the time.] Answered by papajimYou may also like: 2010 | Star Trek: First Contact | The Grapes of Wrath | The Best Years of Our Lives | 2001: A Space Odyssey
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