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The Boston Massacre

The Boston Massacre. March 5, 1770. Boston, Massachusetts, Circa 1770. What we know happened. A crowd (or mob) of Bostonians approached and began yell at a group of seven or eight British soldiers and their commanding officer, Captain Thomas Preston.

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The Road to Revolution: (1761-1776)

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HOW I SAW THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR WRITTEN BY BRITISH SOILDIER TONY S. LANET

FROM MY EYES. HOW I SAW THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR WRITTEN BY BRITISH SOILDIER TONY S. LANET . INTRODUCTION.

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5.5 Boston Massacre

5.5 Boston Massacre. Trouble Brewing. Trouble had been brewing in Boston for months before the riot. To the British, Boston Patriots were the worst troublemakers in the colonies. In 1768, the British government had sent four regiments of troops to keep order in Boston. Lobsterbacks.

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Javon Thomas

Javon Thomas. Mrs. Hilton History Project American Revolution. Navigation Acts. 1650-1696

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The Boston Massacre

The Boston Massacre. Facts. The cause of The Boston Massacre was d isagreement over the Stamp Act and other British taxes. The Boston Massacre took place on March 5, 1770 in Boston Massachusetts on King Street. Facts.

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An Incident in Boston on March 5, 1770 The Facts about what happened.

An Incident in Boston on March 5, 1770 The Facts about what happened.

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