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I found this website on the web and really enyoyed reading about the American Revolution and the founding of our country. France did help us.

http://www.fsmitha.com/h3/h32-rv.htm
 

hypocritexposer

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Paul Revere sounds a lot like someone who is referred to today, as a "fearmonger", by some.

Moving against the possibility of armed violence by the colonists, the mother country sent around 2,000 soldiers from Boston on the night of April 18-19, 1775, to confiscate munitions that the colonists were storing at Concord -- twenty-six miles northeast of Boston, as the crow flies. During the night, Paul Revere and fellow riders went from house to house, quietly giving warning to people who belonged to a group called Minutemen -- an organization that had been organized in response to the crisis with the mother country.
 
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hypocritexposer said:
Paul Revere sounds a lot like someone who is referred to today, as a "fearmonger", by some.

Moving against the possibility of armed violence by the colonists, the mother country sent around 2,000 soldiers from Boston on the night of April 18-19, 1775, to confiscate munitions that the colonists were storing at Concord -- twenty-six miles northeast of Boston, as the crow flies. During the night, Paul Revere and fellow riders went from house to house, quietly giving warning to people who belonged to a group called Minutemen -- an organization that had been organized in response to the crisis with the mother country.

You must be a speed reader it took me 30 minutes or so to get through this. A lot of history I did know about.
 
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