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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 27, 1775

Page

4

The London Evening Post Reprints War News Page

Extraordinary sale brings back a long dispatch from Salem reporting British troop movements toward Concord and Lexington. The account details clashes, fires, and casualties near Boston and Charlestown with lists of the fallen and wounded amid civil war rumors and calls for unity.

Testimony of Lexington men on Lexington battle April 1775

Witnesses from Lexington Massachusetts describe the March 1775 confrontation with regular troops at Concord and the North Bridge, recounting the firing on militia, troop movements, and destruction of property. The affidavits name John Hoar John Whithed Abraham Gearfield Benjamin Munroe Isaac Parks William Hosmer John Adams Gregory Stone and others.

Lexington John Hoar John Waithed Abrahan Gearfield Benjamin Munroe Isaac Park William Liofmer John Adams Gregory Stone Lincoln Middlesex Masssachusets Bay Concord Fid Col. Barrett Fa Bridge John Whithed Abraham Gearfield Munroe Isaac Parks WM. Hosmer Nate Parks William Hosmer William Reed John Cuming Hastings Duncan Ingraham Phinehas Starn Isaac Durant Thomas Fladley Lawfel Ege Maracaufuis Bay New-England Hoterlity Cclere Bulton John Parker

Turbulent Report on Suffering and Suffering Forces in America

Stocky paragraph traces late fire in America and several expeditions to Lynn and Concord. Mentions 3000 Provincials, mercenaries retreating, Lord Percy, Col. Smith, and General Gage. Describes mass camps in New England, college barracks, political influence of Mr He, Lord Bute, and arrangements to recall Parliament. Advocates harsher measures including additional regiments and militia embracement.

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