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Biographer Colin Nicolson observes that Bernard's presence as an advisor to the ministry " cast a shadow over virtually ever American measure regarding Massachusetts " that the ministry considered, because of Bernard's role in breaking trust between the colonists and the London government and the subsequent radicalization of Massachusetts politics.
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