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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1976

Page

21

British Troops Drubbed by Patriots Beyond Boston

A Hartford report from spring 1775 recounts a bold Lexington and Concord sortie. Residents near Concord Bridge and Charlestown ferries ambushed British Regulars, who retreated under heavy fire toward Bunker Hill. Paul Revere was captured briefly but escaped. News notes Boston’s siege and a Provincial Congress in Worcester planning a 30,000 man force, with 19,900 funded by Massachusetts Bay and others by Rhode Island and Connecticut.

Hartford Boston Newport Rhode Island Lexington Concord Concord Bridge Cambridge Bunker’s Hill General Haldimand Lord Percy Ane Paul Revere Hancock Adams Lord North Worcester Massachusetts Bay Connecticut DW. Holmes Bunker Hill Copp’s Hill North Shore John Burgoyne Howe

Battle of Bunker Hill Fought Near Charlestown in 1775

An account of the first full scale battle of the American Revolution describes American patriots facing British regulars on Breed's Hill near Charlestown. It details Howe leading assaults, Warren's death, heavy British losses, and the Americans’ last stands with scarce ammunition.

Charlestown Ferry Bunker Hill Breed’s Hill Charlestown Boston Charles River Charlestown Heights William Howe

Attack on the Liberty Tree and Desertions at Cambridge 1775

From the New England Chronicle Aug 31 1775 a report details an attack on the Liberty Tree in Boston by a ring led by Job Williams and associates. It also notes the Grand American Tree flourishing, and offers rewards for recovering a stray grey mare and for capturing William Turner who deserted from Capt Hart's company.

New England Chronicle Cambridge Mass Job Williams Boston Liberty Tree Winter-Hill Abbot Stark Hart Col. Sargent William Turner Turner Capt. Hart

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