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| birth_place =[[Barnstable, Massachusetts|Barnstable]], [[Province of Massachusetts Bay]]
| death_date ={{death date and age|1783|5|23|1725|2|5|mf=y}}
| death_place =[[Andover
| occupation =lawyer, political activist, pamphleteer and legislator
| known for = Oration against British writs of assistance February 5, 1761 which catapulted him into the first ranks of Patriot leaders.
| quotations ="An act against the Constitution is void. . . . And if an act of Parliament should be [so] made, it would be void.
The executive Courts must pass such acts into disuse."
"A man's house is his castle. . . .
Custom-house officers may enter our houses when they please."
| spouse =Ruth Cunningham
| parents =[[
| children =James, Elizabeth Brown<br>Mary Lincoln
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[[Fasciculus:James-otis-plaque.jpg|thumb|Sepulcrum Iacobi Otis in [[Granary Burying Ground]] [[Bostonia]]e.]]
'''Iacobus Otis minor''' ([[5 Februarii]] [[1725]] – [[23 Maii]] [[1783]]) fuit [[causidicus]] in [[Provincia Sinus Massachusettensium|Massachusetta colonica]], membrum conventus provincialis [[Massachusetta]]e, et suasor iudiciorum reipubliae amicorum contra proposita [[Britanniarum Regnum|Britannica]] quae [[Res Novae Americanae|Res Novas Americanas]] commoverunt. "[[Vectigal]] sine repraesentatione est [[tyrannis]],"<ref>[[Anglice]]: "Taxation without representation is tyranny."</ref> sua [[iudicium|sententia]] propria, pro fundamentali reipublicae amicorum argumento fuit.<ref>Sententia iam in usu in [[Hibernia]] fuit. David McCullough, ''John Adams'' (Novi Eboraci: Simon & Schuster, 2001, ISBN 978-0-7432-2313-3), p. 61.</ref> Otis gradum [[A.B.]] in [[Universitas Harvardiana|Collegio Harvardiano]] anno [[1743]] accepit, seque ad summam professionem [[lex|legitimam]] celerrime levavit. Repente obiit anno aetatis suae 58 cum,
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