Minutemen1774
Minuteman and Sons of Liberty member Paul Revere spread the news that "the British are coming"
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Paul Revere Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Paul Revere, based on 8 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
8 records1774–17756 events3 places
Chronological biography
1774
Sons of Liberty1774
Minuteman and Sons of Liberty member Paul Revere spread the news that "the British are coming"
Battle of Lexington18 April 1774
The Comm of Public Safety sends Revere & Dawes to warn Hancock & Adams of danger
Suffolk Resolves9 September 1774
Paul Revere carries a copy to the Suffolk Resolves to the Continental Congress, which is in session in Philadelphia
Suffolk Resolves17 September 1774
The Suffolk Resolves are passed by the Continental Congress protesting against British coercive legislation
1775
Minutemen18 April 1775
Gage underestimates the Minutemen, Paul Revere spreads the news that "the regulars are coming," but as captured before completing his mission when the British march towards the arsenal in Lexington and Concord to collect the patriots weapons
Siege of Concord18 April 1775
Gage underestimates the Minutemen, Paul Revere spreads the news that "the regulars are coming," but as captured before completing his mission when the British march towards the arsenal in Lexington and Concord to collect the patriots weapons
Siege of Lexington18 April 1775
Gage underestimates the Minutemen, Paul Revere spreads the news that "the regulars are coming," but as captured before completing his mission when the British march towards the arsenal in Lexington and Concord to collect the patriots weapons
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