The Political Status of French Silversmith/Goldsmith Apollos Rivoire (U.S. Silversmith Paul Revere’s Father), the Dual Professions Revere Mastered, the Person Who Taught Revere Dentistry, the Organization Responsible for the Boston Tea Party of 1773, the Age U.S. President George Washington Became the Commander of All Soldiers Within Virginia, United States of America, the Location Washington Imported His Textiles From and Washington’s View of English Goods Shifting Over Time, the Period When the Term Limit for U.S. Presidents Became Legislated, the Annual Income of Washington, and the Total Annual Economic Value Approved by the U.S. Congress for U.S. Presidents to Expend During Their Administration

Paul Revere was the son of a French refugee. Revere was a silversmith by trade but also performed engraving, a practice which was unusual for a silversmith to do during the 18th century. Revere also crafted surgical tools and replaced teeth, learning dentistry from John Baker, the person who made George Washington’s famous dentures. Revere was a member of the Sons of Liberty, a clandestine group which partook in espionage and was responsible for the Boston Tea Party of 1773. George Washington be...

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