Facts are stubborn things.

Adams, defending the least popular clients in Boston, 1770.

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source	Argument in defense of the British soldiers, December 1770
typeface	Caslon
paper	100 lb cream cover, 24 x 18 (landscape)
press	Thomas Graphics, Austin, Texas
edition	—

From John Adams's argument in defense of the British soldiers tried for the Boston Massacre, December 1770. The sheet sets the full sentence, not the shortened meme.

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