Lexington Green It was another spring, the night of March 5, 1770, in Boston, which was already a hotbed of unrest against a …
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The right to bear arms, the right to regulate guns, both guaranteed by the second amendment – a guarantee of conflict
The reason the debate over gun control is all screwed up, is because if you look at the issue historically, both sides are right. …
A Contrarian’s View of History: The Myth of Independence
Costumed Colonial Women and Men Tending The Wounded on the Battlefield. Spirit of Vincennes Rendezvous, George Rogers Clark …
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The Lexington Minuteman: Would he have come to the tea party?
Representing Captain John Parker, Henry Hudson Kitson, Sculptor, 1900 To stand on Battle Green in Lexington is to literally …
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