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Tuesday, December 15, 2020
What Happened to the Boston Massacre Defendants?
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After being acquitted of murder at the Boston Massacre on 5 Dec 1770, Cpl. William Wemys and five private soldiers “went their Way thro’ ...
Saturday, November 28, 2020
The First Day of Testimony Against the Soldiers
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The first witness in the trial of Capt. Thomas Preston for the Boston Massacre was a barber’s apprentice named Edward Garrick . He testi...
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Wednesday, March 04, 2020
Looking for Trouble, Even on the Sabbath
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Among the men who brawled at John Gray ’s ropewalk on 2 Mar 1770 were a young ropemaker named Samuel Gray (no known relation) and Pvts. ...
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