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General Thomas Gage who was the Royal Governor of Massachusetts in 1774 as well as Commander-in-Chief, North America
General Thomas Gage who was the Royal Governor of Massachusetts in 1774 as well as Commander-in-Chief, North America
The Plymouth County Courthouse where the Convention took place
The Plymouth County Courthouse where the Convention took place
Henry Hudson Kitson's statue The Minuteman depicts a militiaman from Massachusetts
Henry Hudson Kitson's statue The Minuteman depicts a militiaman from Massachusetts
A March 24, 1775 resolution, signed by John Hancock, resolves that measures for "putting this colony into a complete state of defense, be still most v
A March 24, 1775 resolution, signed by John Hancock, resolves that measures for "putting this colony into a complete state of defense, be still most vigorously pursued by the several towns, as well as individual inhabitants".
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A 1773 lithograph of the Boston Tea Party
A 1773 lithograph of the Boston Tea Party
John Trumbull's 1834 portrait of Joseph Warren's death at the Battle of Bunker Hill
John Trumbull's 1834 portrait of Joseph Warren's death at the Battle of Bunker Hill