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Battle of Bunker Hill and Whig Day memory drive
A sweeping, anachronistic chronicle recalls Whig Day and the revolutionary era, weaving in Lexington and Concord, Washington, and the symbolic flag. It links the June 14 1777 commemoration to the Battle of Bunker Hill and early American independence with references to key figures, flags, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lex Inghin
Alen Qd
Arnold
Meckiifiury Delunatiog
Daniel Boone
Lesingtan
Hunker
George Washingtin
Combelge
Bt. Leger
Lnitivh
India
Rome
Thomas Taino
Congress
Vermont c
Kentucky
Francis Scott Key
Botha
Amiéricn
Congress Ling
Army
Navy
Koy
Lerkiah
Yort McHenry
Maryland
George Veovest
Canayua
Bermuda
Alintent Cochrane
Maj
Len
Wobhington
II Capitol
Tiddtmore
Kos
J. Uevelent
Francia
Hd Brave
Congress Bia
United States
Senate
Sherewith
Anil Bunker
Boston
Paul Revere Aml Willuutt Dunen
Hoston
Wien
Mmhua
Uack Jnl
Leston
Aelze
Nicu- Hinds
Poston
Jane
Angult
Washington
Ohief
Recon Continental Congress
Philadelphty
Suritish
Syead
Charlestown
Nari
Welk
Wiliam Howe
Taver Eayer
Meir
Hells
Pola
Mercat
Dynkar
Reith Regular