Proud of its colonial past, its ancient lineage and its crucial role in the independence of the United States, the elite city of the Kennedys one day proclaimed itself “the center of the universe.”
A joke that defines the arrogance of Bostonians, who live on the banks of the Charles River, in front of two of the great intellectual and technological centers of the country (Harvard and MIT), in a city of elegant mansions and Irish immigrant neighborhoods with more of 7,000 historic buildings, cobbled streets lit by gas lanterns and many tourist stamps in front of a resurrected harbor.
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