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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winhpead
John Robbins
John Tida
Solomon Pierce
Thomas Winthip
Nathaniel Farmer
Joseph Comee
Ebenezer Munroe
Francis Brown
Prince Batterbrooks
Lexington
Jemmenway
Pramingham
John Lane
Bedford
George Ree
Jacob Is2 Con
Webdorn
William Polly
Mediford
Josnua Felt
Timothy Munroe
Lynn
Nathan Putnam
Dennis Wallis
Danvers
Nathaniel Cleaves
Beverly
Whit
Samuel Fret
Seth Ruffell
Merk
Gould
4Th Regiment
Lieut
Potter
James Howard
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Marblehead
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Smith
Lord Percy
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Concord
Percy
Rogeles
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Ceneral Gage
Connecticut
Clan Patman
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Lord Bute
Rhe Eee House
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Lerd Marth
Cornwall
Treasury Board
Lord North
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Menister
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Lord Manfield
Fleis
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