Concord Fight Retells Rebellion At Lexington And Concord
Reports from London detail General Gage’s April 19 1775 expedition against Concord stores after landing at Boston. Lt Col Smith Pitcairne and Lord Percy led troops clashing with militia at Lexington and Concord, with heavy fire from behind walls and houses. Casualties, captured officers, and burnt ordnance are listed. dispatches praise Lord Percy and officers amid a costly rebel resistance.
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