Which fiery Massachusetts orator wrote that one single act of Parliament had set more people thinking in six months than ever before?

1. The Sugar Act's preamble opened a constitutional dispute about taxing for revenue. 2. James Otis, the fiery orator from Massachusetts, wrote that one single act of Parliament had set more people a-thinking in six months than in their whole lives before. 3. Samuel Adams, a colonial lawyer, found in the preamble the first intimation of taxation without representation. 4. Hancock presided over the later Congress and Revere rode before Lexington, different roles entirely. _Source: "An Outline of American History" (USIA, 1990, public domain), Ch 2 "The War of Independence"_